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Nice spot - I will have a word with Chat GPT and see if I can correct it.1903 + 8 = 1911
Hmm...
To be fair, I guess it did say "more than eight years", like maybe double that?
Fight the good fight, Sir!Nice spot - I will have a word with Chat GPT and see if I can correct it.
Logically correct but misleading...
That wind up circling back to each other.Even when they cite references, they're usually second or third sources.
Dear Sir,Try this at Home : "Alexa: who was first to cross the Atlantic in an aircraft?".
The populist answer of Charles Lindberg is given.
This is ironic that, although Lindberg was quite arrogant on some matters, publicly he was always at pains to point out that his was the first solo crossing and Alcock and Brown were first to cross the Atlantic in an aircraft.
This is the danger of misconception propagated by AI of which Alexa is a subset... I told Alex the answer was wrong but I doubt she will correct herself...
Let me try Chat GPT...
Any WW2 Aircraft "Experten" see any problems with the below?
Sir you are indeed correct. The NC-4 team deserves more recognition.Dear Sir,
Hahahaha, apparently most of the web is wrong! I was always under the impression that the first person(s) to cross the Atlantic in an aircraft were Albert Cushing Read, the commander and navigator; Walter Hinton and Elmer Fowler Stone (Coast Guard Aviator #1), the two pilots; James L. Breese and Eugene S. Rhoads, the two flight engineers; and Herbert C. Rodd, the radio operator in the Curtiss NC-4. You did not sytipulate non-stop.
Hey I am whatever the German is for ground crew...I have trouble with 'experten' unless you really did fly Bf.109s.
"Experten" auf Deutch literally means "expert".I have trouble with 'experten' unless you really did fly Bf.109s.