It wasn't. It was on a "Family Medicine" subreddit, which the name alone gives off red flags.
Don't get medical advice from Reddit. Don't even have "medical advice" subreddits. The bot was probably doing the best it could with the information available. But, of course, I can't get the full context, because OP linked to a paid article.
Ahhh, yes, the "stick your head in the sand until it blows over" strategy. Because that's always worked, right?
I still think he did some weird ass treatment with his coma in Russia though that he isn’t telling anyone about.
I prefer Flesh Simulator's three-step plan.
People who believe the administration and drop Tylenol for Motrin, Kenvue is happy either way.
I mean, when the profits for all of those drugs funnel to the same company...
Yeah, sorry, if that boss can't see his worth from 17 years of experience, then fuck that boss and fuck the company that thinks a low-level AI could replace him.
LLMs are tools, not replacements for humans.
I’d go get some breakfast after arriving, though there’s no assurance that the food at most airports is going to be much better than what you get on a plane.
The restaurants at airports have brand names I recognize. I have no clue how competent the chef is making the airline food on a flight.
There are assurances that the food is going to be better, because you know what you're going to get off the plane.
This is a falsehood, because they are relying on an unreliable source: Statcounter.
What the hell is this website? Why isn't this a news link?
People are using it every day. You might be using LLMs or generative models without even knowing it. There's all kinds of tools, plugins, and features in photo editing, video editing, audio work, programming, image scanning/sorting. Half the time, I find that Kagi's AI agent is more productive than trying to waste time with stupid forum posts for an hour trying to troubleshoot a support issue.
Just because you don't know how to use it doesn't mean "no one ever knew how to use it".
To be fair, so was many of the internet industries. So much social media out there, like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, without any sort of real profit model, yet propped up by their parent companies or venture capitalists.
Sounds like an awful lot of work to get the hallucinating, environment destroying, billionaire enriching, Hitler praising slop machine to work right.
This is a very reductive and ignorant take. Media promotes the edge cases and makes fun of them. Meanwhile, people are using this shit all the time without incident.
We’re all better off binning the trash.
Not going to happen. You'd have a better chance of all of social media suddenly disappearing overnight.
That only helps some, but not enough. I would bitch and report this article to the moderators, but the moderator is the one who posted the goddamn article!