| ▲ | throwaw12 3 hours ago | |
> We need to start training people that AI answers are just as fallible as answers you get from a human You're right, BUT, humans don't risk to take responsibility if they clearly don't know the answer, they would at least tell you: I don't know, let me find someone who might know or X, Y, Z might be able to help you. AI: Bro, trust me, this is 100% accurate, I give you my teeth if you find it wrong. ... later on ... You're absolutely right, I was wrong, lets try another approach | ||
| ▲ | robocat 9 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
> BUT, humans don't risk to take responsibility if they clearly don't know the answer Where do you live? People say the craziest shit about topics they are completely ignorant of. Even important things like medical advice, and not just internet pundits or crappy journalists. Even people that care for you (friends or family) can give terrible advice. Saw it yesterday with one friend advising another on a legal matter that I thought obviously demanded a lawyer and a strategy. Another suggested some bad job seeking advice. Personal advice is the worst, and highly important. There's an art to finding good experts. And an art to filtering what anyone says. | ||