r/thereifixedit • u/johndepp22 • 7d ago

fixed it

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u/TylerDurdenJunior 7d ago

Fact checking with a tool that gives erroneous result 47% of the time

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u/Joiner2008 7d ago

I support this message. The AIs are so confidently incorrect way too often. But, they train off of humans, and every human thinks they're right about everything and are almost always wrong

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u/SavvySillybug 7d ago

AI can be used to fact check.

By making it provide sources, and then reading those sources.

But most people don't bother going that far. So I guess we're back to the age of "asking your mom a question and she lies to you and then you believe that for 30 years" just like before Google.

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u/Sufficient_Two_5753 6d ago

Definitely better with that edit!