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Google was always incorrectly viewed as a paragon.

In the comments its not just chrome that is affected.

Its apparently all Chromium browsers.

Better to analyze for vulnerabilities. Particularly with a number of governments using open source software hosted on github.

Mentions UBlock seems.to be fast and safe, but that the API used lets extensions look at everything you do amd can dramatically affect browser speed. Implying that UBlock Origin is responsible for Chrome being such a memory Hog and that they, not Google, are the ones after your data.

What a garbage article. Chock full of google propaganda and fear mongering.

I never said that.

I said I found the older methods to be better.

Any time I’ve used it, it either produced things verbatim from existing documentation examples which already didn’t do what I needed, or it was completely wrong.

I haven’t had need to do it.

I can ask people I work with who do know, or I can find the same thing ChatGPT provides in either la huage or project documentation, usually presented in a better format.

The article I posted references a study where chatgpt was wrong 52% of the time and verbose 77% of the time.

And that it was believed to be true more than it actually was. And the study was explicitly on programming questions.

It should not be used for programming:

https://www.theregister.com/2023/08/07/chatgpt_stack_overflow_ai/#:~:text="Our analysis shows that 52 percent of ChatGPT,of preferred ChatGPT answers%2C 77 percent were wrong.

A Google spokesperson told the BBC they were “isolated examples”.

Some of the answers appeared to be based on Reddit comments or articles written by satirical site, The Onion.

But Google insisted the feature was generally working well.

“The examples we’ve seen are generally very uncommon queries, and aren’t representative of most people’s experiences,” it said in a statement.

It said it had taken action where “policy violations” were identified and was using them to refine its systems.

That’s precisely what they are saying.

Dude, the entire pad was gone. People in the “safe” zone had concrete raining down on them and the rocket itself was severely damaged from the takeoff.

If they had done the math before that, they would have never attempted that launch.

There are a lot of people, including google itself, claiming that this behaviour is an isolated and basically blamed users for trolling them.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cd11gzejgz4o

I was working on the concept of “hallucinations” being things returned that are unrelated to the input query, not directly part of the model as with the glue-pizza.

If something is going to blow up, its much better to happen on a test stand than on an actual product or test launch.

Best case would be doing the math beforehand, as they Didn’t do with the flame trench iterations until the water pump system was added. And we know that because other people on youtube did do the math and determined even the special high temperature concrete from NASA wasnt going to be enough by itself.

It is, but it isnt applicable in at least the glue-pizza situation as the probable source comment has been found on reddit.

A better use of the term might be how when you try to get Bing’s image creator to make “Battletech” art, you just mostly get really obvious Warhammer 40k Space Marines and occasionally Iron Maiden album art.

Here is one news source reporting on the fun:

https://www.dailydot.com/debug/google-search-results-reddit-pizza-glue-cheese/

It was an actual shitpost. I had originally assumed the same as you, given that there are a few bloggers and youtubers who go through the tricks used for food photography.

You’re right that they arent hallucinations.
The current issue isn’t just summarized web page, its that the model for gemini is all of reddit. And because it only fakes understanding context, it takes shitposts as truth.

The trap is that reddit is maybe 5% useful content and the rest is shitposts and porn.

Google search isnt a hallucination now though.

It instead proves that LLMs just reproduce from the model they are supplied with. For example, the “glue on pizza” comment is from a reddit user called FuckSmith roughly 11 years ago.

Or Musk decides that you don’t need some part of your brain. Or worse, rents it out as server space.

Open AI seems to have dealt with their massive legal issues so far by signing caught red handed agreements.

I believe the SAG(Screen Actors Guild) just had a big strike about AI likenesses without proper compensation.