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I don't agree that the demo got this wrong. It's not a hallucination, it's pulling the date range from the festival's ticketing page (https://appsummer.org/tick

I don't agree that the demo got this wrong. It's not a hallucination, it's pulling the date range from the festival's ticketing page (https://appsummer.org/tickets/ https://appsummer.org/tickets/) mentions July 29 – August 16 date range. Perhaps a superintelligence should be smart enough mention the other dates, and to understand that the "Closed" dates are fake and the festival's not really happening in that interval, but this seems like perfectly reasonable output for the moderately-intelligent search tool OpenAI is advertising.

stetrain 2y ago
The user asked for music festivals in August, and the response confidently listed a festival that was not in August, with dates that were not the correct festival dates. It's an understandable mistake given the dates included on that festival's page, but it's still a mistake. And the mistake is presented as a confident answer, which is the issue with these kinds of tools including Google's search result summary answers.
- Ylpertnodi 2y ago
  Also, can ai's tell the difference between US and EU dates common practices (referring to the person that complained, true or not - and my dates are just examples, that Taylor Swift was playing 10/11, 11/11 and 12/11..."Why doesn't she just play three consecutive dates instead of travelling over three months?")