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Bing Chat / Copilot "Invents" fake "facts" - "I don't know" should be a valid answer!
I asked Bing to analyze a poem that I wrote - THIS MORNING - and tell me who the author was. Here is the whole interaction: Analyze this poem and tell me who the author is. [as-yet-unpublis...
Which is worse, I wonder: a very popular car with glitchy AI features a driver relies on to much, or your average distracted driver?
You're talking to a mother who taught two kids to drive and turned off the side and backup cameras during lessons. And the wife who tells her husband she's blaming HIM, not the automatic breaking, of he hits the car in front of us. 😄 You can imagine how unkind is be about drinking or texting and driving. 🤣
You're talking to a mother who taught two kids to drive and turned off the side and backup cameras during lessons. And the wife who tells her husband she's blaming HIM, not the automatic breaking, of he hits the car in front of us. 😄 You can imagine how unkind is be about drinking or texting and driving. 🤣
You are right!
I've noticed that the comparison between a car and an AI is clearer than the monkey-dolphin analogy.
A person has to make a choice (your answer showed that you have to consciously use advanced technologies).
AI can certainly influence our decisions indirectly, prompting us to come up with an easier solution that doesn't require effort.