On 4/1/25 18:32, Fred Cisin via cctalk wrote:
> One shortcoming, that has come up before, is that it is taught to NOT
> say, "I don't know"

Apparently, some think that within 10 years, AI will replace doctors and
teachers:

https://people.com/bill-gates-ai-will-replace-doctors-teachers-in-next-10-years-11705615

Undoubtedly, it will all be powered by nuclear fusion.

I dunno, I'd be a bit leery if my medical treatment would be dictated by
an AI, particularly by one that didn't ever say "I don't know..."

And back in the dark ages, I studied MEDLARS when it ran on 7090s and
tape drives.

--Chuck

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