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I'm a member of a few car groups on Facebook and the misinformation coming from Google is infuriating, because people treat it as gospel and then you have to ex
by gambiting 1y ago
I'm a member of a few car groups on Facebook and the misinformation coming from Google is infuriating, because people treat it as gospel and then you have to explain to them that the AI slop they were shown as the top result in Google is not - in fact - correct.
As a simple example - someone googled "how to reset sensus system in Volvo xc60" and Google told them to hold the button under the infotainment screen for 20 seconds and they came to the group confused why it doesn't work. And it doesn't work because that's not the way to do it, but Google told them so, so of course it must be true.
- flomo 1y agoExactly, the "AI" opiateturd results are often for the completely wrong year/model or just obviously false. I'm certain Google used to be really good at this kind of thing.
- nyarlathotep_ 1y agoI wonder this too--if there will actually be more work created from LLM generations from a whole new genre of customer support that now not only has to know the "material" but has to know provide secondary support in resolving issues customers have from incorrect nonsense.