OpenAI as we knew it is dead
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Grok a Crock
A.I. Cannot be trusted for accurate information, ever.
October 9, 2024 | By John C. Dvorak
While researching for No Agenda Show 1701 (a coincident Star Trek reference), I wanted to know if Captain Kirk was ever a Commodore. This was in hopes of coinciding with a special show promotion where the show was conferring Commodore titles on generous producers.
I have used the Twitter AI dubbed "Grok" a few times to find out a fact or two without slogging through the results of search engine. I thought it was a good idea at the time.
Now I am not so sure.
First, regarding Captain Kirk, I queried the product with various forms of the question and discovered that no two answers were alike or even similar. Here are the results:
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That's a lot of discrepant answers. Do I now have to go back and watch each of these episodes to figure out whether these answers are correct?
From my memory I recall that Kirk may have been a Commodore before he raced off on the U.S.S Enterprise in the first Star Trek movie. The rest, I am not so sure, and neither is Grok from the looks of it.
Then I decided to continue the experiment by asking Grok the exact same question over and over. I assumed that if I ask question A and get a result B, that if I asked A again I'd get the same answer B again. This is folly. AI does not like to be consistent, it seems. In fact, the variations are ludicrous. Look at these results.
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