Inconsistent and Misleading Artificial Intelligence (AI) Generated Content

Here's an example (actual screenshot, open in new tab to zoom) where a GPT-equivalent AI generated inconsistent and confusing output.  Notice that in the AI summary, the content flip-flops between large anode-small cathode and small anode-large cathode being desirable.

The correct concept should be that a relatively larger cathode accelerates corrosion of the anode. As such, a relatively larger anode is desirable in terms of minimizing galvanic corrosion effects.  

While an experience will eventually figure out which is corrective. A new learner reading the content as face-value could easily be misled. 

In texts related to this topic, the terms anode and cathode appears with equal probability, so it is not surprising the GPT which predicts the next word based on probability will tend to mix this up.

 

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Go to Start-Run. Enter the following line (case sensitive) and click OK.

rundll32 shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL hotplug.dll

This will bring up the "Safety Remove Hardware" dialog which can be used to stop and unplug the USB device. And if the SRH is normally present in your system tray, it should reappear in the tray.

ALTERNATIVE METHOD: Reboot your PC without removing the USB device and hope that the SRH icon reappears after re-start.

REFERENCE: http://www.raymond.cc/blog/archives/2007/12/30/restore-missing-or-disappeared-safely-remove-hardware-icon/