Should you trust everything artificial intelligence tells you?

[Siajanua2027]

[Screenwriter]

AI makes mistakes. Just like people do. IT's powered by human intelligence and the ghost in the machine juzzes up mistakes.

[Kelly6]

@Siajanua2027 No never

[Kelly6]

@Siajanua2027
Thanks

[findacure4wokeness]

No the AIs have admitted to me that they sometimes lie. They said that they have safety guard rails built in to protect social cohesion and Multiculturalism and when an AI is trapped between truth and those guard rails it will alter the truth. Anything woke needs protections from truth.

[Anonymous]

AI gives hallucinated information all the time.

It can't replace humans and the demand for human-only services are becoming higher in demand because a lot of people are tired of AI and the data centers destroying the neighborhoods, so kids can cheat on their homework.

[4ngelic]

Not fully no. Nowadays it gets most stuff right, but it still makes mistakes. Always double check.

[DryGermanGuy]

Would you trust your dog to drive you home safely after you got drunk in a tavern? It's in the same ballpark, basically.

[LiamJHayden]

Definitely not. There are attorneys who've gotten in trouble for relying upon AI. It can be helpful in the legal setting, but not when it refers to a fictional case from a television show as though it is legal precedence..

[jshm2]

As the old saying goes.

"Never trust an American, Israeli or an AI bot".

[msc545]

No, I do not. AI frequently makes mistakes. Most of these can be remedied by improving the prompting, but some of the mistakes are very subtle and not easily rectified.

[Anonymous]

Not at present.
They are still developing and yet to become omniscient.

[blackeagle007]

I question it. Will never bet my life on that

[exitseven]

AI had George Washington as a black man. That was the end of their credibility for me.

[lilBigPotato]

Obviously no.

[goaded]

As much as you'd trust what Trump told you.

[Veronika_p]

No...

[Anonymous]

Of course not.