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Travelers report disasters from AI itineraries: wrong routes, exaggerated distances, outdated info, and safety oversights. Stories highlight AI's strength in frameworks but weakness in real-time details like transport schedules and venue status. Users advise verifying AI outputs manually.
Users exploit competitors' genAI customer service bots for free computations like coding, prompting debates on blocking via token limits or AI validation. Author argues to ignore minor abuse and focus on superior service delivery. GenAI excels at complex queries but risks hallucinations in direct customer use.
New user questions practicality of 2B models like Qwen2.5 and Gemma on smartphones, noting hallucinations in 80% of replies for simple queries. Seeks confirmation if this is expected or user error. Discussion in r/LocalLLaMA.
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales sees no threat to the encyclopedia from Elon Musk's AI-powered Grokipedia. He attributes this to the high error rate in AI-generated content. This underscores persistent reliability issues in AI knowledge tools.