Reasons why you shouldn’t completely trust AI

Especially since ChatGPT came into our lives, we started to get help from artificial intelligence in many issues. However, the results produced by artificial intelligence are not always satisfactory. They can even produce wrong answers. For many reasons like this, we should not completely trust artificial intelligence.

Artificial intelligence can produce false results

In the image above, ChatGPT was asked about the first book about Phyton. When his answer was wrong at first, the user stated that the answer was wrong. Although ChatGPT admits that it is wrong, if you do not know the answer to the question you asked, you may need to investigate the accuracy of the answer you received from artificial intelligence.

In the above post, the wrong answer given by Google’s artificial intelligence Bard is seen. A user asks the artificial intelligence when the Avatar 2 movie will be released, and the artificial intelligence says that the movie has not yet been released.

Artificial intelligence can blunt your creativity

Many professionals such as writers and designers are now using artificial intelligence to maximize efficiency. However, when these AIs are used as shortcuts, people tend to copy and paste content rather than generating unique ideas. This approach may seem tempting because it saves time and effort. However, this can blunt mindfulness and creative thinking.

Artificial intelligence can be easily abused

With artificial intelligence, malicious parties can easily create AI-driven DoS attacks to prevent viruses or legitimate users from accessing certain networks. DoS attacks, in particular, are becoming increasingly complex and difficult to stop, as they exhibit human-like characteristics.

Artificial Intelligence cannot make choices by thinking like a human

Relying solely on AI when seeking answers to complex questions or making decisions based on subjective preferences can be quite risky. For example, if you ask an AI to choose between two books, it may suggest the higher-rated one. However, it cannot take into account your personal taste, reading preferences, or for what purpose you need the book.