Read it in a newspaper. But first, there are several clues. If an AI detector like Quill.com comes to the conclusion that a text doesn't make sense, it will decide that the text is 100% human. That shows AI is not able to judge everything that humans discuss. AI can be useful but even the most sophisticated models must be checked and verified. If not, we get a mess like this one. First the formula was what aspiring fact checkers discovered last week when they went to AI to check the Trump formula. This makes sense to AI, but the numbers were extremely heavy handed, but no one at the white house stopped to consider the consequences. Nobody stopped to review what they about to demand. Besides the absurd misunderstanding that a little country like Vietnam can't possible buy enough US goods to balance the trade deficit.
There are several countries on the list that they never heard of before. The results were a AI hallucination.
Penguins -
They didn't review or understand the results. SO I don't criticize them for consulting AI, but I fault them for choosing to depend on AI when real people could have come up with better answers. I definitely condemn trump for failing to examine what he was about to demand. Obviously , he didn't review what he was announcing. Otherwise, why would they announce tariffs on a island that doesn't have an economy?
Australian prime minister surprised after remote external territories – including islands home to penguins – targeted by US president
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Hey! how about your fearless leader slapping the hell out of Lesotho! that'll show em!
Hey ! look how trump beat up on Leichenstien!
Hey , wow look how he really bossed around Nauru! I bet that'll make a difference !
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Financial journalist and author James Surowiecki wrote on social media: "Just figured out where these fake tariff rates come from. They didn't actually calculate tariff rates + non-tariff barriers, as they say they did. Instead, for every country, they just took our trade deficit with that country and divided it by the country's exports to us.
"It's also important to understand that the tariff rates that foreign countries are supposedly charging us are just made-up numbers," he added. "South Korea, with which we have a trade agreement, is not charging a 50 percent tariff on U.S. exports. Nor is the
EU charging a 39 percent tariff."
Critics said that AIs such as ChatGPT gave the same technique used by the White House when asked to design a global tariff policy.
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