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AI is like that one guy who always can tell you something about anything with total confidence. So really not sure why anyone would trust it beyond a bar conver
by elmerfud 1y ago
AI is like that one guy who always can tell you something about anything with total confidence. So really not sure why anyone would trust it beyond a bar conversation.
- vouaobrasil 1y agoI think it's psychological. Most people use visual body cues to determine whether someone is lacking in confidence in their answer. AI does not have any cues to show a lack of confidence, and people also have a high trust in machine output because traditional algorithms always give the correct answer. The percentage of people that will look at it critically is negligible.
- normie3000 1y ago> Most people use visual body cues to determine whether someone is lacking in confidence in their answer Do they?
- vouaobrasil 1y agoI can certainly tell when someone is just bull**ing from their tone of voice long before they tell me the information.
- tonyedgecombe 1y agoYou obviously haven’t met any of my past bosses. Some people have turned bullshitting into an art form.
- ghusbands 1y agoWhich is notably not a "visual body cue"
- JdeBP 1y agoNo "AI" company has yet had the bravery to name its product Cliff Clavin. Bravery in several ways, that is. There's the risk of being sued by John Ratzenberger. (-:
- mvdtnz 1y ago> So really not sure why anyone would trust it beyond a bar conversation Really, you don't know why? Maybe because it's being promoted as "AI" by companies with missions like "organise the world's information", who have spent decade now doing their best to provide accurate information to user queries?