AI is useful for some tasks like explaining concepts, brainstorming, recipes and general concepts, but it's far from perfect. It can pull from outdated training data, and sometimes deliver incorrect answers with confidence. I've personally caught discrepancies many times!
The attached meme inspired this post and serves as a great example. A wild mushroom that has a red cap with white spots might seem harmless, but it could also mean certain death. Don't trust AI when the results matter in a big way.
The same caution applies with everything else. When asking about medical symptoms or self-diagnosis, AI can mix solid general knowledge with incomplete, inconsistent, or outright wrong suggestions. People have landed in emergency rooms after following flawed AI medical guidance, so double and triple check your info.
Many are getting way too trusting of A. Anything beyond basic fixes or info really needs cross-checked. It could be a helpful starting point and smart assistant, but is still no match for real human knowledge, wisdom and experience. The evil elite want you in a device and talking to a machine for all your needs, but that cannot replace the importance of human interaction and human exchange of knowledge.
Much Love,
Lynn
