system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
What's the current state of AIDS? Is it still basically a death sentence, or is it manageable? What are the consequences of getting AIDS nowadays?
gpt
In the US and the industrialized world it's manageable, expensive but manageable.  Medication can reduce the viral load to almost nothing, this makes it possible for patients to lead normal lives, even having children without passing the virus on.  They still have to take precautions as does anyone with a compromised immune system.  (yet another reason why anti vaxxers are dangerous)

In less developed countries it is a death sentence.  It's been awhile since I've read up on it but it was particularly bad in Africa.  Uganda, like 20 years ago, was able to stem transmission by taking a proactive stance on safe sex, much like the US in the 90s.