Yes, I’ll just trust the AI to help me fuck around with grid voltage levels.
With google search results becoming so poor, I guess I need to look into kagi or duck-duck. Pain in my dick, motherless goatfucking, horsehit-happy asshole, corporate varmints gotta fuck it all up for more profit. I’m tired, yo.
I, for one, don’t believe falling for false advertising is the customer’s fault.
It’s the company’s fault, and they should face consequences.
I wonder if you’ll continue to see it as a valuable tool when they jack the price up.
There was NO false advertising here.
Dude. I’m 64. I’m retired. I really don’t give a shit what you think. If I were in your shoes I’d get on top of AI before it gets on top of me.
Word to the wise.
if you dont fucking care then at least stop spreading fucking bullshit. you are no better than an AI, making the same mistakes, overconfident, but then blaming others for it.
I care about people telling the truth. I’m not the one spreading b.s.
There were no mistakes here. Point me to 1!
The only mistake here is the OP not understanding the legal requirements for the manufacturer to delineate the electrical limitations of their product. You will find that limitation on every set of electrical leads you buy.
Not only was Gemini being helpful by pointing those limitations out, but it informed the op that he could request additional help to see if the leads were safe for his particular use.
I find it odd when people complain about helpful information.
completely misunderstanding the OP’s point, and then confidently ignoring anybody pointing that out.
they have addressed why they can’t do that multiple times in the comments. they have also addressed why that label is completely irrelevant. OP is not blaming the manufacturer for omitting info, but blaming the machine that is falsely marketed as knowing everything.
it was pure coincidence there was no huge mistake in the AI overview. that’s why people complain. because it cannot be trusted more than a random person down the street. and this is a kind of question where bad advice will cost lives.
I’ll probably have to kill myself when I reach retirement age, so good for you.
I’m not sure who it was that suggested that the “kids” that i train might be killed or injured by high voltage electricity.
Of the dozens of apprentices I’ve trained, l don’t know of one that has been injured in that way. I have been shocked, more than once in my 32 years in the field. We didn’t have AI.
Dude. If you don’t want to “trust” AI, then I’m totally chill with that. You do you.
I’ll do me.
My suggestion to you is: don’t use AI. It’s not for you!