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And yet I see people who should know better say things like, “I asked a conversational AI some questions that I knew the answers to, and its answers were well-written, but they had the kinds of subtle errors that could lead someone badly astray. But then I asked it some questions that I didn’t know the answers to, and it gave me really good, clear information! What a great learning tool!”

I'd love to see an actual example of this

I mean, everyone on this very website claiming that these things are good learning tools.

It should be no problem to find examples if "everyone" thinks that, right?

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