A BBC’s study revealed whether the news of artificial intelligence chat boots misled the news. In the study, OpenAI’s Chatgpt, Microsoft’s Copilot, Google’s Gemini, and Perplexity AI were given BBC news and asked to summarize these contents.

BBC conducted a research on 100 different news to test the news summarizing capabilities of artificial intelligence chat boots. As a result of the examination, it was found that these boots could not summarize the news in truth and made valuable misconceptions.

False dates, false quotations

In the investigations of expert journalists on the subject, significant mistakes were found in 51 %of the answers of the boots. In one -to -one time, 19 %of the BBC -based news -based answers contained false date, misguided numbers and incomplete or distorted information.

In the midst of the misconceptions identified in the study, Gemini’s argument that the British health system NHS is not recommended to quit smoking. Chatgpt and Copilot, former British Prime Minister Rishi Altak and former Scotland Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon’un is still on duty, he noted. Perplexity incorrectly quoted BBC news.

BBC officials, artificial intelligence companies in cooperation with the stressed that such defects should be prevented. While the BBC demanded the withdrawal of artificial intelligence reinforced news summarizing systems, it reminded that Apple had previously accepted a similar situation and disabled this feature. While the discussions on how the artificial intelligence chat boats dealt with the news content, OpenAI announced that they continue to make improvements in references.