Why does ChatGPT (or another AI) say something wrong about me?
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Reputation Resolutions
“Because these models build answers from sources across the open web, plus what they learned in training. If the web contains an outdated article, a false review, a data-broker profile, or a case of mistaken identity with someone who shares your name, the AI can repeat it, sometimes stated confidently and without the nuance a human would add.”
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