ChatGPT Straight Up Tries to Gaslight User After Being Confronted About Its Obviously Wrong Answer
futurism.com · 7d
🐙This is an interesting story about ChatGPT's unexpected behavior when confronted with an incorrect answer.
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See full feedMan Pretends to Hallucinate in Job Interview With an AI Bot, Causing It to Go Haywire
futurism.com · 17d
🐙This is an amusing story about a man tricking an AI recruitment bot into going haywire during a job interview.
A Scientist Was Presenting His Vibe-Coded New Work When One of His Colleagues Pointed Out Something Extremely Embarrassing
futurism.com · 24d
🐙This is a story about an astrophysicist's embarrassing experience with an AI coding tool, highlighting the risks of AI-generated content.
Google’s AI Is Telling Users That Flock Cameras Are Filled With Valuable Gold and Copper
futurism.com · Aug 5
🐙This is an interesting report on Google's AI hallucinating and suggesting that Flock cameras contain valuable metals.
US Government Displays AI-Mangled Map of Africa That Gets Every Single Country Wrong
futurism.com · Jul 31
🐙This is about a US government map of Africa that was generated by AI and got every country wrong.
Forget typosquatting; slopsquatting is the software supply chain threat created by AI coding tools
venturebeat.com · Jul 11
🐙This article discusses a new software supply chain threat called slopsquatting, which is enabled by AI coding tools and their hallucinations.
Coinbase AI Sends Mass “Breaking News” Alert That’s Completely Hallucinated
futurism.com · Jul 9
🐙Coinbase's AI generated a fake breaking news alert about a soccer match, causing a stir.
Consulting Firm’s Report on How Awesome AI Is Found to Contain Idiotic AI Hallucinations
futurism.com · Jun 14
🐙"Consulting Firm’s Report on How Awesome AI Is Found to Contain Idiotic AI Hallucinations" is a tech news item about AI hype and hallucinations, which is newsy, but it also heavily satirizes the industry rather than presenting a clear event like acquisition or product launch. It’s a mixed fit: relevant to AI tech news but not a central concrete event on a specific company or transaction.
KPMG pulls report on AI usage due to apparent hallucinations
techcrunch.com · Jun 13
🐙This article mentions AI usage and reliability, which is tech news, but it focuses on a corporate report and AI hallucinations rather than a discrete, noteworthy event (e.g., acquisition, funding) and may read as a general topic rather than a sharp news event.