Very amusing video and thread so far. However, I imagine this might blow up?; we'll see. Obviously, Amir's point is very valid; using
AI to counter an "expert"-oriented/science-based forum like this is foolhardy. (And, as a disclaimer, I'm certainly no expert, far from it, just a hobbyist trying to learn more). But, we have many true experts; Electrical Engineers, Designers, Industry Analysts/Insiders, and Scientific-types that recognize the value of statistical analysis and proper research.
Not too long ago, I asked
AI (I think it was
Grok, maybe
Google) a very specialized question about a specific component where there wasn't much published information in the currently available literature.
AI came back with an answer (quoted word-for-word, as if they were
AI's own) from one of my ASR posts, but only referenced half of my sentence and came up with the exact wrong answer. I repeated the same query two months later, and it finally had the right answer. So, like Amir says, if you want the best answer possible from
AI, especially if you're going to use it in an argument, don't ask leading questions, and do try to verify its answer independently. Then, after all that silliness, go with your gut feeling anyway
