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Apple Intelligence summary botches a headline, causing jitters in BBC newsroom
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this post was submitted on 17 Dec 2024
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I remember the very first thing that I have asked ChatGPT.
It was about a kind of shop, and where is the nearest one to me. It gave me a name and a nice description immediately. When I asked further about details, and the street address etc. it went rather vague. In the end it told me to ask Google for specifics.
When I checked Google to confirm, it turned out that this shop did not exist. No shop with that name, no similar one... It was all just made up.
Is it even possible for it to know that? It doesn't have your location, does it?
I have told it the name of the city.
No fear. These people are the opposite of "quiet". They never invent anything without bragging. Even when it turns out as useless later.
"How To Shut Down A Discussion By Immediately Jumping To Personal Attacks For No Reason, by Ogmios"
And you also apparently can't read user names to see who said what.