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Why are you eating wild mushrooms ?

Even if no one did anything wrong, you might misidentify it in the field. Unless you're very experienced in this field this feels like a very risky and stupid thing to do.

This isn't an AI problem. This is a "Don't eat things growing in the woods" problem.

[puppycodes]

"This one secret doctors hate..." because thats where food comes from, not the grocery store stork

[RIMR]

Amazing that we're at the point where people think "Don't eat things growing in the woods", something that would have doomed our species, is common sense.

[kibwen]

> Why are you eating wild mushrooms ?

Perhaps they asked ChatGPT and were told it was a great idea to eat wild mushrooms.

> This isn't an AI problem. This is a "Don't eat things growing in the woods" problem.

This is a misinformation problem, which you can't solve simply by saying "you should have been better informed". The whole problem of AIs accelerating the post-truth age is that reliable sources are becoming scarcer at an exponential rate.