20% of Americans are already using AI for financial advice — another 70% don't trust it
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AI seems okay to get your toes wet with general information, but as soon as you get into hyper specifics and you're using it for like a JOB or Finances or whatever, I would never trust it. Even in my field, AI is wrong all the time and doesn't know what the fuck it's talking about. It also just hallucinates and makes up shit completely, and then…
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You could find that type of quick/easy information in the same amount of time before the AI summary started being the top result. Not to mention, using any tool as a confirmation bias machine is a rather anti-intellectual thing to do, especially if you're asking it something so simple you could answer it yourself in 5 seconds if you just look at a…
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The person who will take the time to actually weigh the benefits or disadvantages of a credit card is slightly more equipped than the majority of impulse reactionary buying individuals out there. People are happy to live off Klarna andn ot think twice until the bill actually hits
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I have been using Gemini for awhile, it’s a great tool but whatever they’ve done to it the last month is atrocious. If I get one more “You’re absolutely right” after a prompt I’m going to uninstall.