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Gemini advised hikers to carry far less food and water than they would need.
Three young people spent the night in a remote area of Mount Shasta after Google Gemini recommended less food and water than the group needed. Park guards and volunteers made the rescue the next morning.
Three hikers were rescued from Mount Shasta after following a plan developed with Gemini which, according to the sheriff’s office, recommended that they bring less food and water than needed. The case reopens the debate about the limits of artificial intelligence when used to make decisions in dangerous environments.
Three young hikers heading up Mount Shasta in California used the Google Gemini chatbot to plan their expedition. They thought the language model would be enough to replace a guide. Their climb began at 3:00 a.m. Full version of the page: https://ithardware.pl/aktualnosci/zaufali_google_gemini_wyprawa_szczyt_akcja_ratunkowa-53796.html
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