Three Hikers Were Trapped on Mount Shasta Following Gemini’s Recommendations
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Google’s artificial intelligence assistant recommended to tourists what path to take and what items to take in their backpacks
Three hikers rescued from Mount Shasta after "relying too much" on AI are part of a new trend, according to U.S. Forest Service rangers. Problems with misdirection from ChatGPT and unreliable AI-generated maps had already occurred this summer.
Three university students climbed Mount Shasta guided by Gemini. AI failed, lost and ended up rescued 16 hours later. The entrance They listened to the AI and ended up lost on the Mount was first published in Q'hubo Bucaramanga.
Inexperienced young men trusted artificial intelligence and got lost in the mountains • Instead of a short trip, the men had to be rescued by mountain rescue services • Artificial intelligence underestimated the food supplies and the difficulty of the entire route
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