AI Chatbots Are Everywhere—But Can You Trust Them? Which One Do You Prefer?
These artificial intelligence tools are extensive autocomplete systems that have been trained to anticipate the next word in a sentence. As a result, they can only write statements that sound credible and lack a hard-coded database of “facts” to draw from. This indicates that they frequently present misleading information as fact because the plausibility of a sentence does not imply that it is true.
Remember when we were discussing Bing and Bard before those tools were rebranded? There are a lot more components to the AI landscape that are coming into play, along with a lot of name changes, you can watch it all happen here, on Web Techneeq.
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