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(8/8) Even the best AI can have an off day – just like people. Updates can change reasoning, accuracy, or depth overnight. As Abed says in the last season of Community, sometimes you have to let it be okay that they have a bad day… or year. The key is knowing when to fact-check.

(7/7) Media literacy isn’t optional when using AI.
It’s a survival skill.

Because even the best model can get it wrong – and in an era where misinformation spreads fast, we can’t afford to forget that.

(6/7) AI is not a replacement for human judgment.
It’s a thinking partner that still needs human oversight, historical grounding, and the willingness to say:

“Show me the sources.”

(5/7) The model sounded credible.

But the gaps in sourcing and the blending of facts with myth show exactly why media literacy, critical thinking, and self-regulation are essential when using AI.

Sometimes, you just have to already know when something’s off.

(4/7) 📄 Screenshots + transcript here: docs.google.com/document/d/1...

(One screenshot lightly doctored to protect basic privacy rights.)

(3/7) I tested ChatGPT on a historical question about giant swords in battle.

It gave a confident, detailed answer… but mixed some real physics with unverified “popular history” and non-academic sources.

(2/7) I’m a big believer in what AI can do.

But I’m also deeply aware of its limits, especially in a world where human coders work under impossible conditions that mean no one can “know it all” or “do it all.”

Even if you ask the right questions, AI can still get it wrong.

5/5 If you’re planning to attend WordCamp US, ensure your visa/ESTA status is valid, carry complete documentation, be prepared for possible secondary inspection, and follow all entry rules meticulously.

4/5 While detention is lawful under immigration policy, conditions and indefinite stays have prompted criticism and raised human rights concerns.

3/5 The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) maintains one of the world’s largest immigration detention networks, with around 28,000 non-citizens detained daily.

2/5 even for tourists and business travelers. (Further reading: www.businessinsider.com/travel-to-us... )