The use of Generative AI and large-language models presents risks that users must be aware of. Unlike search engines, which have long been trusted, GenAI can generate answers that require careful judgment, making mistakes more likely. Users may mistakenly believe GenAI's vast knowledge base means its responses are accurate, leading to overconfidence. The absence of established rules for using GenAI affects its safety, emphasizing the importance of awareness similar to understanding risks when driving.
GenAI can summarize, analyze, and reach conclusions that no search engine or individual could. However, each of those functions requires judgment calls, which GenAI may get wrong.
There's a need for established rules in the GenAI landscape. Unlike the clear regulations for driving, the guidelines for utilizing GenAI tools are not yet defined.
We tend to trust answers from GenAI as much as we trust traditional search engines, but GenAI has limitations and is prone to errors in judgment.
GenAI-enabled tools have vast knowledge bases, which can lead users to believe their answers are always accurate, despite instances of incorrect information.
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