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At a MAHA event, Health Secretary RFK Jr. claimed AI would free Americans from the "medical tyranny" of experts and vindicate his anti-vaccine views, but Ars Technica tested the claim and found chatbots like Gemini and ChatGPT actually affirm masks, social distancing, and vaccines.
A user criticizes Google AI for providing conflicting misinformation, leading to an acknowledgment of systemic issues with AI accuracy and an apologetic response.
Google's SynthID watermark is robust against degradation but cannot fully solve AI misinformation; the article tests its durability and discusses the limitations of watermarking and metadata approaches.
A rant about the proliferation of fake references and AI-hallucinated data in tech articles, using examples of a false story about Swedish crows and an inflated claim about code review defect detection.
This article points out a recurring typo in scientific literature where the compound Cr2Ge2Te6 (chromium germanium telluride) is incorrectly written as Cr2Gr2Te6, and discusses how such errors spread and could be amplified by AI systems.