Using technology to summarize online information can be hazardous when online sources conflict or if information is used for critical decisions.
Richard Socher emphasizes the challenge in ensuring generative AI doesn't produce inaccurate information and the need for significant effort in wrangling language models.
Socher suggests that in some cases providing multiple viewpoints or refraining from giving a direct answer may be better than relying solely on AI-generated responses.
Google admitted errors in AI-generated search results advising eating rocks and putting glue on pizza, highlighting the need for continued adjustments and better detection of false information.
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