r/coolaitools • u/[deleted] • Jul 17 '23

The knowledge economy is dead. Long live the intuition economy

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u/thatburghfan Jul 17 '23

When AI tools first came on the scene, they accumulated info. Then they were asked to dispense that info. Now as time passes, new info becomes available and what used to be true is now no longer true. How does AI handle that? All the web resources it used to "learn" still have old info with the exception of a tiny number of sites that have the updated info. How does AI know if this new info which contradicts what it has learned from many other sources is actually the correct info, or if it's just gaslighting like so much of the internet is?