Posted by bookofjoe 13 hours ago
"AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more"
It's not mistakes, half the time it's completely wrong and total bullshit information. Even comparing it to other AI, if you put the same question into GPT 5.2 or Gemini, you get much more accurate answers.
Every AI company seems to push two points:
1. (Loudly) Our AI can accelerate human learning and understanding and push humanity into a new age of enlightenment.
2. (Fine print) Our AI cannot be relied on for any learning or understanding and it's entirely up to you to figure out if what our AI has confidently told you, and is vehemently arguing is factual, is even remotely correct in any sense whatsoever.
If only we had the technology to display verbatim the text from a webpage in another webpage.
- chat 1 : 2 sources are NIH. the other isnt youtube.
- chat 2 : PNAS, PUBMED, Cochrane, Frontiers, and PUBMED again several more times.
- chat 3 : 4 random web sites ive never heard of, no youtube
- chat 4 : a few random web sites and NIH, no youtube
Pretty much every doctor would only say vague things like everyone is different all cases are different.
I did find this surprising considering I am critical of AI in general. However I think less the AI is good than the doctors simply don't like giving hopeless information. An entirely different problem. Either way the AI was incredibly useful to me for a literal life/death subject I have almost no knowledge about.