[Manuel_D]

Have you considered the possibility that it is in fact safe to legally travel to the US? No doubt there are individual instances of mistreatment, but how many of the ~70 million international visitors to the US each year encounter problems? Even if thousands of people are subject to mistreatment, that still works out to < 0.01% chance of that happening.

Is this is an example of AI actually supplying incorrect information, or an example of AI not supplying a response that fits the user's preconceived views?

[Yokohiii]

There are cases of severe mistreatment and I oppose your utilitarian perspective on the situation. If I travel to the US and my chance is 0.01% to go to jail for several weeks, without reason, I won't go. In these cases the US agencies also didn't respond in a timely fashion. This shouldn't happen to anyone and if there is a mistake it has to be resolved quickly.

The international travel into the US has also declined. A clear statement from potential visitors, partly attributed to political climate and safety.

This is an nuanced sentiment of people, derived from a complex, dynamic situation.

In fact, the LLMs carry preconceived views. That is the whole point of the post.