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Comment: If you ever tried to get through the AI generated “customer service” to resolve any issue other than quoting otherwise available data, you already know that artificial intelligence is anything but intelligent. It looks like a scam that various corporations use to barricade themselves behind automated solutions in order to save money and manpower. It is, most likely, supported by lazy customer service workers, as it is easier to sit than to sit and answer phone calls. Such automated solutions are failing the customers, waisting their time by asking irrelevant questions, and frustrating the world by taking the callers in circles through loops that lead back to previous points in the algorithm used. Often, when you insist on talking to an “agent”, the AI politely disconnects you, completely ignoring your request. In my opinion, it is a BS.
Yes, AI performs certain operations faster but so does a simple calculator. AI research, however, is limited to sources predetermined by the programmers. These sources usually support the “official narrative” on sensitive issues. When I directed Grok to other sources that included opposite narratives, it pretended to “learn” and modified its answers accordingly. However, when I called in again (as a different user) and asked the same question, Grok was back to its original answers and preprogrammed, “recommended” sources. It didn’t learn.
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