More and more people are beginning to trust the answers of AI bots like ChatGPT. This neglects the fact that Large Language Models (LLMs) form their information from the mainstream. Twitter user "orwell2022" conducted an interesting experiment: He presented the same data to ChatGPT twice, once (correctly) as temperature measurements from the USCRN, and another time as the (fictitious) development of his stock portfolio.
Although the data shows a slight downward trend, ChatGTP insisted, even when questioned, that it represented "global warming." However, it correctly interpreted the exact same data as financial data, correctly interpreting it as a "decreasing trend." Elon Musk's Grok, on the other hand, correctly answered both questions with "decreasing trend," thus performing a purely mathematical analysis. Grok also appears to be better at analytics, general knowledge, and graphics than ChatGPT 4.5.
1/ The temperature (USCRN) since the 2014/2015 El Niño has been stable and slightly declining (cooling). Yet, we're witnessing an unprecedented surge in mania. Interesting, isn't it? Let's demonstrate this by exposing the bias in GPT. We'll trick it. Ready? https://t.co/qQkcV2R62W pic.twitter.com/BduRZFsAx6
— Orwell2024🏒 (@orwell2022) March 14, 2025
As long as we humans believe that stopping thinking and handing over to comprehensive "research programs" will advance us on the evolutionary ladder, algorithms can tell us anything they want. Anyone who abuses LLMs to avoid having to form their own opinions and instead lets machines decide for them deserves nothing less than to be cheated. No one in their right mind would let a spade decide which field to dig.
By the way, there is still no real AI and probably won't be in the next 1000 years, unless silicon compounds climb the evolutionary ladder millions of times faster than CO molecules...
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