Artificial intelligence is already embedded in most of our daily tech gadgets, from Amazon Alexa, to the smartphones we all carry and use. Chat GPT has been around for a number of years and is developed enough to answer most questions we can throw at it. But, how accurately?
I use various versions of this A.I. for research purposes. Acting like a trawler’s net, it scrapes all the relevant information from the world wide web and composes it into presentable articles, complete with citations, if requested.
When I use information gathered by A.I. methods, I have learned to cross-check everything to make sure the information is accurate. For that reason, A.I. is not yet accurate enough to rely on fully. In this article, I take a rather light-hearted at some of the results one can expect from an A.I. source, and show why the results are often wrong, bias, and downright stupid!
I have posted the questions exactly as they were worded, and the answers with as little editing as possible, (for space reasons). I would advise that you take these answers with a pinch of salt!
