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.

[Zoomic]

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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.

If a newcomer tries to appear more intelligent than they really are, it will be a big problem for them keeping up the newly found lifestyle.
This is because, over time, instead of them to improve, they will retrogress as time passes and their brain could be forced to be so dependent on AI that it cannot produce anything of itself anymore.

Over dependent on AI does not help anyone and theymos doesn't even recommend it.

[Mia Chloe]

If a newcomer tries to appear more intelligent than they really are, it will be a big problem for them keeping up the newly found lifestyle.

There's nothing wrong with an intelligent newbie where there's a problem is when it's false intelligency over time you'll definitely be able to tell if a person really knows what he's saying or not. Truth is you can't pass what you don't know you can only beat around the bush for as long as time permits.

It's always only a matter of time. On a sincere basis I think you don't really need to bother about what to post especially in HR case of topics I think trying to force posting is where most people eventually use AI.

[Emjay24]

If a newcomer tries to appear more intelligent than they really are, it will be a big problem for them keeping up the newly found lifestyle.
This is because, over time, instead of them to improve, they will retrogress as time passes and their brain could be forced to be so dependent on AI that it cannot produce anything of itself anymore.

Over dependent on AI does not help anyone and theymos doesn't even recommend it.

A newcomer can appear more intelligent than they actually are if they consult relevant resources and at the same time commit to understanding the concepts they desire to contribute upon. Intelligence is always upgraded if the user in question is willing, where it becomes very disgusting is when you keep posting what you don't even understand yourself and you don't even know it's usefulness in that scope of discussion.

AI is not that bad, in fact it has helped a lot of people learn properly, if you must use AI for information gathering, then you must make use of your brain first to ensure the efficiency of the results and if you must recommend anything, then you should be sure of it's application, especially if it is in sensitive topics that could lead to a financial loss by unsuspecting users.

[Zoomic]

If a newcomer tries to appear more intelligent than they really are, it will be a big problem for them keeping up the newly found lifestyle.

There's nothing wrong with an intelligent newbie where there's a problem is when it's false intelligency over time you'll definitely be able to tell if a person really knows what he's saying or not. Truth is you can't pass what you don't know you can only beat around the bush for as long as time permits.

It's always only a matter of time. On a sincere basis I think you don't really need to bother about what to post especially in HR case of topics I think trying to force posting is where most people eventually use AI.

We are saying the same thing; there's nothing wrong with being intelligent but the problem comes when one tries to appear more intelligent than they are;
It will lead them to;

Plagerising to maintain their over intelligent life,
The use of AI to continue appearing more intelligent.

Intelligence should be natural and developed over time.

[Berry2d]

One most important thing that helps in all situation is information,  among all in life i consider information as the highest in ranking because with a verified information it is very easy to escape lost from all rectification,  most that ended up losing in the process are once that lacks the required information before investment.
The same way information is important same also it is dangerous if not verified,  therefore I will consider it imperative if all investment information is gently verified to avoid getting into the wrong path. I will say be it a beginner or an expert, before communicating any kind of information it must be verified to avoid seeing the worst side of crypto investment programmes.

[AVE5]

The technical board is one place that core bitcoin technical aspect is being discussed and also a place where people come to seek solutions to bitcoin related issues and at such is a very sensitive board. It is not a place to go and speculate, give uninformed ideas or proffer solutions of which you have little or no knowledge since one wrong information can lead to a serious financial loss.
Of course you can ask a question it would be appreciated as it would be obvious you're on a learning quest and you should know the difference between a question and an assertion.

Obviously this is a verge crucial observation but on the norms, it shouldn't only be directed to the technical board which is why a class of informative and quality posts is required in the forum entirely.
Believe it that any of the board with wrong informations can be misleading if not intercepted by other experience user's.
Of course the "BITCOIN DISCUSSION, BEGINNERS & HELP, ECONOMIC, TRADING, META" and the rest boards including the Local boards are all essential boards which still requires standard qualities and verified informations in any ways, someone participating in the discussions is having a practice understanding as the discussion goes on.
The essence of verifying informations before posting is also why it's necessary to include source of information on the thread.
Imo, the technical boards is a strict place for those admitting they've technical knowledge in the blockchain and cryptography and I also understand why you said it's a sensitive board. It shouldn't be a section for casual discussions with unverified informations.

[OsaiEmma]

Also search engines are not different from the AI. They can even bring the same results. People have turned to AI now, the reason they shift to AI.

Actually I think one of the issues people face with AI is the fact that it doesn't really have an answer of its own most of the time rather it just makes a collection of answers and sources you have across the web and sometimes these sources and information may contradict in some cases.

But for search engines most times, your are kinda exposed to just a single fraction of that information at a time unlike AI that gives you a collection of multiple answers.

Well I don't really agree with your first paragraph. AI do come up with a completely new logic for things based on the information fed to it, that's why it is called an Artificial Intelligence. We all have this biass view on AI in this forum, I understand though. I'm into web design and dev, and I see a lot of new devs just copy and paste AI-generated codes without having a clue on what it does, that's really frustrating. And these codes are not just some gitHub or stack overflow codes, they are well tailored codes meant to solve a particular problem. But I understand why the forum holds this bias view, it's annoying to see members just copy and paste AI blob without having a clue on what it is all about.

There is a right way to using AI. If you want AI to be just a search engine that digs up data from large source and summarize it for you so you can draw your on conclusions and thoughts on it, it will do just that. If you want it to do all the thinking and reasoning for you, it will do just that. It all depends on how you prompt it.

[MusaPk]

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.

If you are new to this forum then better approach is to spend more time in reading or asking questions. We must not feel shame in asking any questions, all we need is find the right section to post our query. The "Beginners & Help" section clearly tells us about a section where new comers are free to post there queries. Posting wrong information in every section is prohibited and its also not ethically good. If you are posting anything then make sure its correct.

[Supreme Donvic]

It is not only on technical board that we should not post unverified information in all the board in this forum do not post an unverified information because it can mislead a lot of people, the reason why you are only talking about not posting an unverified information on technical board is because we have some reputable members over there who are making sure that they are keeping the board very clean by tagging those who post unverified information or things they don't know about.
I think DT members should start watching other boards too.