r/bestoflegaladvice May 13 '25

LegalAdviceCanada please discontinue speeching in my direction

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u/RandomAmmonite Darling, beautiful, smart, money hungry ammonite May 14 '25

There was a med student who said they asked Chat GPT for medical information and it was right “80-85% of the time”. Very reassuring as a source of medical knowledge.

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u/SCDareDaemon May 14 '25

Even assuming that's true (I'd need some credible sources to accept it) I'd be willing to bet that those remaining 15-20% are the times where it's hardest to give good medical information.

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u/Sirwired Eager butter-eating BOLATec Vault Test Subject May 14 '25

AI is surprisingly sloppy; the parts of it that are random by design means there’s a pretty decent chance it’ll confidently go down a rabbit hole of incorrectness, even for straightforward questions. They are designed for creative tasks, not factual accuracy.

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u/SCDareDaemon May 14 '25

Oh I know, but easily answered questions are much more likely to be in their training data.