Samsung Is Lying

[Nikolas9264]

Hey everyone.

So I asked ChatGPT what it thinks about the fact that Samsung might not add the Now Brief to the S24 series and below because of "hardware limitations" and if it thinks it's bs and Samsung, even ChatGPT can tell you it's all a marketing tactic. Please add the Now Brief to older devices. This is exactly what I asked: 'Is Samsung not adding Now Brief to the S24 Ultra and below because of "hardware limitations" bs?' Below is the screenshot:

[RedOregon]

Any AI is a learning machine. It learns from input it can find. So if a lot of people are putting out noise, it'll repeat noise. In other words, Garbage In, Garbage Out.

[Nikolas9264]

So are people. Your point?

[RedOregon]

The point is that ChatGPT is not a reliable or valid source for Samsung corporate decisions.

[Nikolas9264]

Same with people, but many post their opinions and are highly likely right, as it seems.

[CEParsons]

The amount of people who don't understand how LLMs work and blindly trust the output is genuinely frightening.

[RedOregon]

Exactly.

[Nikolas9264]

Explain

[CEParsons]

Large language models do not actually "think," nor are they designed to produce accurate information.

Essentially, LLMs scour the internet, consume large amounts of text from various sources, and determine the probability that a particular word or series of words will occur after the preceding word.

In other words, Chat GPT and other generative AIs just regurgitate what they read online. It is not sentient and does not have actual thoughts, nor can it actually reason or draw logical conclusions.

It is just feeding you what it determines has the highest probability of being the response you want to receive.

[Nikolas9264]

Yes, what makes you think I didn't know that? All I said is that even ChatGPT, an AI that cannot actually think, "knows" what's really going on and I know it can't think but I'm sure it's right about this.