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I'm done with Google

You're not looking at the total picture.
I think you've already drawn your conclusions, whether evidence backs it up or not.

I am very careful to always verify information, make sure linked articles are current and valid and any other links are also current and valid. Surprising how much stuff turns out to the either complete BS, or overstated.

Keep in mind: on the internet, eyeballs are everything. Everybody (even the BBC) recognizes this.
 
I think you've already drawn your conclusions, whether evidence backs it up or not.

I am very careful to always verify information, make sure linked articles are current and valid and any other links are also current and valid. Surprising how much stuff turns out to the either complete BS, or overstated.

Keep in mind: on the internet, eyeballs are everything. Everybody (even the BBC) recognizes this.
You know things probably changed after the linked article was published.
 
We've seen results so far that are biased, incorrect, or fabricated which seemingly are intentional and some due to AI "hallucination".
My brother and I visited a small town. He asked a general-purpose AI to develop a walking tour with points of historical, cultural and social interest. Turns out that the AI engine did a pretty good job, until it pulled a few directions from another town with a similar name and took us sightseeing on streets that weren’t there, and to sites that were 1,000 miles away.

Since we could not provide feedback to the engine, how was it supposed to learn that it made a stupid and (if it had human emotions) embarrassing mistake? We had great fun with it as there were no real consequences. But. At some point AI is going to make a consequential error.
 
I use Microsoft Co-pilot for technical searches at work and it works well. The Bing search engine results is a hot mess as its always been though :-) It won't be long when AI is completely integrated into most aspects of our life. I guess my feeling is to embrace AI and use it to your advantage however you can. Change is always happening and if you don't go with it then you get left in the dust.
 
“Forums are often a great source of authentic, first-hand information, but in some cases can lead to less-than-helpful advice..............."

I wonder what AI would spew out after digesting some of the sarcasm in the cable threads. :rflmao:
 
I use Microsoft Co-pilot for technical searches at work and it works well. The Bing search engine results is a hot mess as its always been though :) It won't be long when AI is completely integrated into most aspects of our life. I guess my feeling is to embrace AI and use it to your advantage however you can. Change is always happening and if you don't go with it then you get left in the dust.
I'm not a natural born sceptic. It's taken me years of being duped to build that wall. Now, with AI, it looks like I'll have to reinforce that wall.
 
I use Microsoft Co-pilot for technical searches at work and it works well. The Bing search engine results is a hot mess as its always been though :) It won't be long when AI is completely integrated into most aspects of our life. I guess my feeling is to embrace AI and use it to your advantage however you can. Change is always happening and if you don't go with it then you get left in the dust.
One certainly needs to understand and be aware of the territory. It is here and its in deep.
 
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