Don't Trust AI
By Jo Ann
@akalinus (44366)
United States
July 9, 2025 5:12pm CST
AI (artificial Intelligence) sent me a message. Super volcano is waking up. AI is not a good article writer so I asked which one. It said it was the one in Iceland. I have no hopes of pronouncing or spelling the name.
I saw that volcano erupting live last year. I told AI that it is not a super volcano and it has been awake for years.
AI said I was right. What if I was writing an article and I used this false information Why did AI lie?
Do you depend on AI for writing? Do you check information with a reliable source? What do you think?
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21 responses
@Ineeddentures (13313)
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9 Jul
AI
Have you noticed the style of writing AI uses.
Real people do not speak or write like that.
Wonder if people will ever lost using AI on here
Volcanos are cool, but actually hot when they erupt
Iceland is a nice place I think
Orb post soon
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@abhi_bangal (7603)
• Ahmednagar, India
10 Jul
@Ineeddentures, Definitely one can make out if it's a human written article. Or AI generated one. It's just the matter of being used to that sort of content.
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@Ineeddentures (13313)
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10 Jul
@akalinus
Iceland,
Well I don't suppose the capital would be too bad
Reykavik
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@DaddyEvil (158058)
• United States
9 Jul
I already knew AI lies and don't use it for anything...
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@DaddyEvil (158058)
• United States
10 Jul
@akalinus I don't know... Do you use AI a lot? I don't use it at all.
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@Vikingswest1 (7428)
• United States
9 Jul
My guess is that it won't be too long until AI doesn't trust us.
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@Vikingswest1 (7428)
• United States
9 Jul
@akalinus
Sometimes I wonder if many of the events seen today are generated and not actual footage. There are fakes using politicians that look like the real thing too.
I saw a video on YouTube that showed a landslide in China. It was posted by a guy in China that showed footage of the same place but there was no landslide visible.
It's become so bad, people don't know how what to believe.
I think the powers that be, want it that way.
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@akalinus (44366)
• United States
9 Jul
@Vikingswest1 I don't know what to believe online anymore. Politicians and religious leaders are shown giving advice but it is not really Billy Graham or whoever. I am sure these are for economic gain but stopped listening to them.
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@Deepizzaguy (113492)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
9 Jul
I just rely on AI to correct my spelling when I type articles.
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@aninditasen (17579)
• Raurkela, India
10 Jul
The human brain uses logic but AI doesn't. It's a robot.
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@porwest (106438)
• United States
12 Jul
@akalinus Doing it the old fashioned way, to me, is the best way. I mean, one thing writers have is a particular style or voice, and that's what makes what they write unique to them. When I am writing an opinion piece, I'm not just sharing my opinion, I'm sharing my perspective. AI can't do that.
@GardenGerty (165533)
• United States
10 Jul
Last year for some reason the second grade teachers used AI to find facts for their students for their living museum characters. There were lots of errors. I do not plan to use AI for anything if I can help it.
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@abhi_bangal (7603)
• Ahmednagar, India
10 Jul
Hey Jo, seeing you after a long time. I hope you are doing great!
AI is great as long as you enjoy it for creating imaginative images and videos. Just enjoy the content. That's it. Human interference is a must at times.
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@abhi_bangal (7603)
• Ahmednagar, India
12 Jul
@akalinus I would still opt for conservative writing style where human interference is but natural. I think it's another thing if we can copyright anything that's written by AI. Definitely it's a plagiarised bunch of content. But the way it's written and presented, you can easily make out that it is an AI-generated content.
@cherigucchi (15807)
• Philippines
10 Jul
I am not really a fan of it. But I tried to use it once
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@cherigucchi (15807)
• Philippines
14 Jul
@akalinus I was writing a speech about something and I tried it.
It was so simple that I felt I could do better.
@akalinus (44366)
• United States
11 Jul
What did you do with it?
I had a dream about a boy who went to an island and found a dragon egg in a cave. I asked AI to write a story about that. They did and some parts were okay. I would never send it anywhere. I just wanted to see what it was like.
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@RasmaSandra (88403)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
10 Jul
I get information from AI about things I research online but then I always recheck that informtion
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@rsa101 (40010)
• Philippines
10 Jul
The developers of AI have stated clearly that occasionally it may make unconfirmed claims, which is why humans should always confirm whether or not they are true. The same is true for humans; we should never take someone's opinion at face value; we should always confirm and assess its accuracy before accepting it. The only distinction is how quickly AI can process any subject, how it arranges its ideas, and where it gathers and displays them to you.
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@luisadannointed (8197)
• Philippines
10 Jul
Of course not. We have to be really be careful on researching, we should always go to reliable sources first.
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@psanasangma (7926)
• India
10 Jul
We can't fully trust AI. We may check for ideas but not for writing an articles...
@LindaOHio (199078)
• United States
10 Jul
I don't like or use AI at all, especially for my writing.
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@Dreamerby (8976)
• Calcutta, India
10 Jul
Ai sometimes makes our work faster...
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