> was quite concerned to learn that AI changed its memory of my incident based solely on how I asked the question.
It didn't. The chatbot has no memory of your incident. Only of your question (and maybe its answer).
This reminds us of the root problem in taking advice from a chatbot presenting as human-like. The reader mistakes the advice as the product of intelligence.
> was quite concerned to learn that AI changed its memory of my incident based solely on how I asked the question.
It didn't. The chatbot has no memory of your incident. Only of your question (and maybe its answer).
This reminds us of the root problem in taking advice from a chatbot presenting as human-like. The reader mistakes the advice as the product of intelligence.