6 steps in fact-checking AI-generated content
Learn crucial steps involved in fact-checking AI-generated content to avoid blindly trusting AI outputs and ramifications of publishing unverified content.
Blue Planet Studio - stock.adobe Share this item with your network: By Cameron Hashemi-Pour, Former Site Editor Published: 06 Aug 2024 Information disseminated online is increasingly created with the help of artificial intelligence, but such tools are far from perfect. Earlier in 2024, Google Chrome users reported the search engine's AI overview provided them with misleading information -- such as telling them to use glue to keep cheese from sliding off pizza and eat one rock per day. This is known as an AI hallucination . In addition to text, generative AI tools can produce audio, video and i
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