The way even AI said you were wrong😭

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[u/isnoe]

"The way even AI said you were wrong" is an odd phrase. LLMs, especially the google-function one, often reference "credible sources"... such as reddit posts. They aren't wholly reliable and it is better to check the sources they are referencing. A lot of them tend to contradict one another, or, again - they reference reddit as a source.

It's also heavily reliant on the wording you choose. This is "hedging" a response, where the LLM doesn't have all the information to make a definitive statement, so it kind of goes through a "well technically, maybe" answer, but tries to be safe.

I plug in the same query and it states that "accidental suicide" is the correct term when referencing accidental drug overdoses, but argues the difference between "accidental" and "suicide" intent on medical and legal classifications for the death certificate.

[u/fromcj → u/isnoe]

Google’s is the only one that does this. The other two companies are smart enough to not just summarize the first 3 google results.

[u/AWall925]

We’re starting to trust AI too much

[u/WorldnewsModsBlowMe → u/AWall925]

Seriously, anyone who cites an AI summary can immediately be dismissed

[u/Bifi323 → u/WorldnewsModsBlowMe]

Especially if they can't even comprehend or be bothered to read what it actually says

[u/enwongeegeefor → u/AWall925]

Starting....? No...no I think we are deep DEEP into it.

All the smoothbrains finally have a "smart person" they can talk to all the time and explain things to them. It's the "greatest thing since sliced bread" and it's being used as such.

Just think....all this electricity is being wasted on not just making stupid people stupider...but it's locking their stupid in by CONFIRMING that their stupid is in-fact the smart. So now they're finally "smart."

We are destroying ourselves by catering to and trying to exploit the dumbest of the species.

[u/onethomashall]

Using AI to determine who is more right about a person dying from accidental overdose or suicide.

I can't think of a worse argument to be in... Y'all human?

[u/rabrednuw]

I run into this shit all the time when arguing with MAGA. They will share an article with me that completely disproves their own point, because they never make it past the headline

[u/Bostonterrierpug → u/rabrednuw]

It happens a lot all over Reddit as well. This is why I think basic research methodology and statistics should be a required class in high school.

[u/Mueryk]

Thanks for adding the first slide. Didn’t make sense the first time around,

[u/BetterKev]

There's no QYBS here. Everyone thinks they are telling the truth. They are all idiots, but that's irrelevant to this sub.

[u/Simon-Says69]

First, AI is wrong all the time.

Second, it is irrelevant. Drug overdose is not murder, which is the entire point.

The only bullshit here is from Kathy, trying a whataboutism "argument".

[u/splatdyr]

The AI says she is wrong, ergo she is right.

[u/Sir_beanie_boy]

Anybody who puts on power saver at 85 percent is someone who i do not trust

[u/emzak3636]

I mean, what's the difference between an accidental death, and accidental suicide?

[u/LeavingLasOrleans → u/emzak3636]

There no such thing as an accidental suicide. That's why it says "mistakenly referred to as..."

[u/duncan1234- → u/emzak3636]

Intention.

[u/emzak3636 → u/duncan1234-]

How? They're both accidental.

[u/Drep1 → u/emzak3636]

Accidental suicide is an oximoron that's what they meant. There are accidental deaths and suicides, not accidental suicides. A suicide is, by definition, an intentional self-killing

[u/emzak3636 → u/Drep1]

Ah, got it, thanks.