Thread: The future of television
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Old 03-10-2025, 13:01   #1266
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Re: The future of television
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Originally Posted by Hugh View Post
https://www.article19.org/resources/...-want-to-hear/



tl:dr - the LLM fronted by an auto-correct system with delusions of adequacy, aka AI chatbot, read your query



and replied based on your choice of words "transition rather than a permanent feature".

If one asks the question "are parallel DVB services over IP a permanent feature", the answer is



When I asked Google AI your original question, once on Private Browsing (so no cookies from Search History to show what I had previously been looking at), and once on standard Google search, I got two slightly different answers (both of which widely varied from the answer you got…).

Can I ask which "AI" you used, please?

Google Private browsing



Standard
Indeed, I am aware of the fact that AI answers should be taken with caution.However, when viewed against the industry push towards video streaming only, it seems to me that IP transition is likely to include existing channels only if required to do so by the government.

Ten years is a long time these days in terms of TV technology and viewer acceptance. Ten years ago, it was a common misconception that you could only view Netflix and YouTube on your computer.

Regarding your question, I use various AI tools, but this one was Chat GBT.

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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter View Post
AI is not to be trusted for giving correct answers at this stage.

I asked it about the serious crimes of a man I was watching a programme about. I then put in my own name to see what info it had on me, it came back attributing the crimes from the previous search to me!

It also told me that BBC1, BBC2, ITV & Channel 4 were on 405 line VHF TV in this country.
Blimey! Which AI were you using?
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