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3. No, I do not trust AI summaries at all. So much disinfo and errors. It is a major problem on DU. Posters toss out AI

Reply to Norrrm (Reply #2)

Wed Dec 3, 2025, 08:28 PM

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summaries for replies and even OPs and think they are contributing valuable information to the discussion. Some even try and fob off AI product as their own work with no attribution. It is dismaying and a bad, bad look for the board IMHO.

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Have AI analyze and write up the situation. Norrrm Wednesday #2

No, I do not trust AI summaries at all. So much disinfo and errors. It is a major problem on DU. Posters toss out AI Celerity Wednesday #3

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