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Thr problem the AI tools are going to have is that they will have tons of things like this that they won't catch and be able to fix. Some will come from sources like Reddit that have limited restrictions for accuracy or safety, and others will come from people specifically trying to poison it with wrong information (like when folks using chat gpt were teaching it that 2+2=5). Fixing only the ones that get media attention is a losing battle. At some point someone will get hurt or hurt others because of the info provided by an AI tool.
That's why all of the AI tools have disclaimers about double checking results and that results can be incorrect. That's the liability waiver.
My favorite part about that is, if we have to fact-check its answers with a secondary source, why wouldn't we just skip the AI and go to the other source first?
Not that the people making this stuff nor the people who believe them in blindly trusting its answers think of that, of course.
Because they went ahead and fucked up search first to take care of that.