Sent to me by a friend, don't judge the misspelling of "strait" lol.
this post was submitted on 11 Nov 2025
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Artificial Ignorance
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In this community we share the best (worst?) examples of Artificial "Intelligence" being completely moronic. Did an AI give you the totally wrong answer and then in the same sentence contradict itself? Did it misquote a Wikipedia article with the exact wrong answer? Maybe it completely misinterpreted your image prompt and "created" something ridiculous.
Post your screenshots here, ideally showing the prompt and the epic stupidity.
Let's keep it light and fun, and embarrass the hell out of these Artificial Ignoramuses.
All languages welcome, but an English explanation would be appreciated to keep a common method of communication. Maybe use AI to do the translation for you...
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Not knowing how the underlying technology works isn't stupidity, but I can get from your tone you're spoiling for a fight and not interested in an friendly exchange of ideas. As I said, I'm not here to create drama in your community. I'll step away. I hope you have a great day.
Well, I told you to break it down and explain it, but instead you just continue to be condescending. I thought maybe calling out your arrogance would get you to check yourself, but it did not.
I can prove to you that other LLMs don't make the same error, so please explain how it's the equivalent of using a screwdriver to hammer nails to misspell a word in a question to an LLM. And then explain why it's wrong to point out errors made by LLMs. Or if I've missed something about what you were going to break down point by point, please explain.
And just so we're clear, I do have a degree in computer science, extensive experience with machine learning, and probably know more than you think about how LLMs work. Maybe I don't know as much as you, there's no way for me to know that, but stop talking to me like I'm a child.