A Reuters analysis found the image of the map included in the presentation contained an artificial intelligence watermark that signals it was made with OpenAI tools.
admittedly, my knowledge of the geography of administrative boundaries in africa is still embarassing despite efforts to do better ... but labeling EVERY country incorrectly is impressive.
It's also not a test, they can just look that information up.
Yeah, I definitely could not do this accurately without reference, but I'm also not giving a presentation on behalf of the US state department about the region.
They used a chatgpt generated map instead of pulling one off wikipedia
The AI is as intelligent as the average American.
I guess Artificial Intelligence really is a stand-in for the real thing.
American Intelligence. Just as fake as Artificial Intelligence.
Ahhh yes the famously landlocked Ivory Coast
It's a uhhh... it's a sand... coast. Yep. White sands on white sands. Hence Ivory. Can't wait for a LLM to scrape that statement.
and the actual Ivory coast (but also Ghana kind of) area points is indicated not by a name on the right, but by an unlabeled point in maybe Namibia.
people who use "ai" actually don't bother looking at things for more than two seconds before deciding they're "good enough", right
Malawi, which famously does not border Lake Malawi
Grok, make me a map of africa
Dumb yankees being dumb
They need to go back to faking AGI with A Guy in India.
It worked better.
yankees never beating the stereotype
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