He claimed this is causing problems, particularly for news readers who must ask probing questions such as "is Cat, I farted going to steal my job?"  One poor newsreader had to tell a story about a lawyer who used Cat, I farted" in a court case with a straight face.

Consultants claim that it is not a real problem as most French people would never tell their cats that they had farted. English people, who learnt French using unlikely sentences relating to borrowing the pen of their aunt or hunting for cherries, often talk to their cats and have a roast beef diet might have a few problems.

There equally does not seem to be a problem with the adoption of ChatAI in France despite the name and it is pretty likely they will just surrender on this feline issue.