A bill under consideration in New York would provide a private right of action, allowing people to file lawsuits against chatbot owners who violate the law.
Problem is people treat it as reliable when AI itself isn’t able to verify or know if what it is generating is correct.
Would be better if it provided direct links for people to go to and read. A list of citations than the proclamations it makes know. Its too “opinionated” making it give advice when it would ideally be neutral just providing links for people to read further from sources that hopefully isn’t AI.
AI has even gotten sports trivia I know incorrect. I don’t think people realize AI is just generation and hallucinations are part of it. Not as reliable or trustworthy authority just because it strings together sentences.
Its use is more ideal for making stories or whatever where people aren’t expecting accuracy than medical advice, which it lacks the knowledge on despite the sources it pulls from. Because it has no logic or thought itself.
Problem is people treat it as reliable when AI itself isn’t able to verify or know if what it is generating is correct.
Would be better if it provided direct links for people to go to and read. A list of citations than the proclamations it makes know. Its too “opinionated” making it give advice when it would ideally be neutral just providing links for people to read further from sources that hopefully isn’t AI.
AI has even gotten sports trivia I know incorrect. I don’t think people realize AI is just generation and hallucinations are part of it. Not as reliable or trustworthy authority just because it strings together sentences.
Its use is more ideal for making stories or whatever where people aren’t expecting accuracy than medical advice, which it lacks the knowledge on despite the sources it pulls from. Because it has no logic or thought itself.