I’ve been having a lot of fun recently just testing out various AI programs and seeing the type of knowledge and advice they give people and it’s not surprising as many different platforms give out such different answers for virtually the same topic as the ai’s knowledge is only as good as the stuff that it reads. For example, there were many instances where I gave them a hypothetical scenario where they were exactly the same thing, but one AI would tell people it’s a good idea, go for it, whereas the other would say nope, it’s a terrible idea and it’s just kind of interesting as it’s again the exact same scenario.
You could have the exact same AI too, but because of the way a person words their question, the AI could give you a completely different answers and as well. Nowadays with these platforms, they at times have an issue with confusing very long threads. So if you’ve been talking with it for a while, it might actually get confused in terms of the information that it spits out versus if you then go with that same ai and use a clean thread to re-explain the situation with your new found knowledge for example and this AI has nothing to work with with other than what you just said. It actually gives you again a completely different answer.
So why this made me think is how just like real life when you’re getting consultation for example or some kind of advice for topics that you don’t really understand it could be really wise to ask multiple people and sources because with that when they give you different answers, you can then assess and judge what makes the most sense for you afterwards, which would actually encourage you to research about it a little more because no one’s 100% right all the time. In many cases, when it comes to consultation, it is just an opinion and this is such a great example nowadays too where it’s important where if you’re using various AI platforms, make sure to try and ask as many sources as possible, especially with how easy it is.