Do not post unverified information on technical board

[Zaguru12]

There is also possibility that AI can still be of help, but there can also be a misinformation from AI. Not very different from search engines that you can see good information, but also see bad information. I have used AI that gave me accurate information before while another AI gave me misinformation. If you do not understand me, I mean in given information, both the search engines and AI can give misinformation at times which is very true.

This isn’t even up for debate, AI are trained with data from users and some of these informations are totally wrong, there are various misinformations I have also encounter with AI and that’s why they actually use to state it informations are no accurate too.

As for two AI giving same response or answers yes it’s actually possible but it’s not all the time I have asked two AI for responses and they both gave me different answers because the question was base on opinion which means that each AI gave answers based on how they were trained

[KingsDen]

This feels like its okay to post unverified information on any other board.

The way I was made to understand it. But the fact is that misinformation is not good irrespective of the board. Just that op was saying the technical board is a more practical board than could lead to errors so easily.

Sometimes there are things we think and believe it's true until it's proven otherwise.

Yea, and that is why I cherish forums. In a forum, a misinformation can easily be corrected by another user with a better understanding of the topic in discuss.

Many people make the mistake of thinking you have to be technically buoyant to make contribution to the forum
Find a section you good at and help contribute not preventing the fact you can grow from learning about other board.

A secret every new member has to know, else they'll just be floating in the forum.

[coinlary]

Since my joining this forum, I have tried to limit my movement and post to what I understand and don't go beyond that so that I don't mislead others and myself. I do more of reading and observation and I try so much to broaden my knowledge scope in the process.

Observation is good but don't  restrict your  movement to only some specific boards . You don’t necessarily need to post when you have zero knowledge to contribute in some type of discussion but you can post to ask questions there .

Sometimes, omment what you know when it's  not about giving a finacial advice or something  that could pose serious risk , if what you wrote is wrong
you will get corrected, that’s  how you learn.

You can piss some people off though but you can't end up in everyone's ignore list. In those comment , always add  " you stand to be corrected if wrong " or something similar. It shows that you're open to learn , not pretend to know something you don’t 

[JiiBs]

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I think where most newbies actually make mistakes is they try to make use of AI to pass an information they have no idea about and the biggest problem is AI can be very vague or even wrong in some cases and it becomes a huge problem for them when you ask them to defend the information.

It’s actually one mistake many beginners make. Try to portray themselves to be smart or knowledgeable just because of the need to contribute and not know that, it’s better to expose your ignorance, ask questions so that you can learn than, be all professional because of their proper use of AI and end up abusing the forum rather than learning.

Good thing is, there is a thread that looks into these misinformations and anyone can easily find themselves there.