My experience with Gemini is the sole reason I am convinced that there's an AI hype going on. It consistently hallucinates key information which has led me to spend countless hours tracking down which information the output was based on, only to find that it dreamt up the facts that it gave to me.
The way I have come to perceive AI is that it's mostly good at reassuring/reaffirming people's beliefs and ideas than an actual source of truth.
That would not be an issue if it was actually marketed as such, but seeing the "guided learning" function fail time and again makes me think we should be a lot more critical of what we're being told by tech enthusiasts/companies about AI.
The way I have come to perceive AI is that it's mostly good at reassuring/reaffirming people's beliefs and ideas than an actual source of truth.
That would not be an issue if it was actually marketed as such, but seeing the "guided learning" function fail time and again makes me think we should be a lot more critical of what we're being told by tech enthusiasts/companies about AI.