AMD's broken Computex AI demo again proves you can't trust everything an AI tells you

At AMD's Computex 2024 keynote Dr. Lisa Su was keen to point out how well its Radeon Instinct MI300X graphics cards do when paired with OpenAI's latest tools. Unfortunately, all it did was once more prove that you really ought not to trust everything you're told by an AI.

If I'm being generous, very generous, I could maybe suggest that what Wanderlust was doing was just highlighting that theof Taipei itself was the venue. Though you can see the point shifting to set down on a specific point as the person recording the demo zoomed into the map. And honestly, if something's pointing at a map and saying 'this is the venue' I'd expect it to be a little more accurate than that.

And if you're having to check every detail of what your AI travel assistant is telling you, why not just go and do the research yourself anyway? Or ask someone else. I've been coming to Computex on and off since 2007, so I reckon it would take me less time than Wanderlust to tell Dr.Su where the Nangang Exhibition Center actually is.Keep up to date with the most important stories and the best deals, as picked by the PC Gamer team.

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