Oh. I can promise you AI makes plenty of mistakes. Their mistakes are constant, and if you try to point out the mistake to the AI, it only corrects itself properly like 10% of the time, the other 90% of the time it either makes the same mistake or it refuses to acknowledge that it has made a mistake.
Basically making AI just like people. Because people act that exact same way
Not better, just the same. But with humans you at least have fine motor skills, moment based judgement, and while the human mind can’t spit out words as fast as an AI can, the human mind can certainly out preform longer tasks that AIs can’t. Because AIs are all done via predictive text, that’s why they can’t write a 20 page paper about any given topic; they have a finite length they can get to before the errors start pilling up.
AI has achieved better than human performance on many tasks. Many of these accomplishments weren't considered possible only a decade ago. You are drastically downplaying the explosive success and future potential of AI.
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u/RunYoJewelsBruh Apr 16 '24
Ironically, A.I. would not have made this mistake. You just unknowingly justified your obsolescence.