If you ask google this same thing, you could still get the wrong answer, what if there's two games called 'inside', or it mistakes 'inside' the game for the Pix

If you ask google this same thing, you could still get the wrong answer, what if there's two games called 'inside', or it mistakes 'inside' the game for the Pixar movie of the same name. Are you telling me you've never googled and gotten shit results, aka unusable stuff? Everything comes back with 100% accuracy? I mean, I know we need to be more skeptical of the results, but this is also early days. All we need are fact-checking engines that can give some sort of confidence score to results, and that should at least start moving in the right direction. 10 years from now, this will be moot, as the models they will have will be so far advanced we, probably won't even think it's possible or can fathom what it does to disrupt society. To say generative X hasn't disrupted industry already is insane, whether it's art, music, video, text - generative ai is going to only get better and more insane as text to video and voice cloning tech becomes mainstream. Imagine being self-conscous and wanting to do a youtube channel, so you have a virtual avatar with your own voice do it for you - you just write the script. (This is where I really want the ai tech to shine, as I want to do just this. :))