Editor:
I advise readers of the Feb. 24 issue to pay attention to the story about artificial intelligence, not to be trusted without oversight regarding making your will or other legalities
I wrote a story for my grandchildren. Their mother paid for a program for me to tell the story, so they would have my voice as well as (eventually) the print version in a fancy book.
So I recorded it, and later saw the AI-edited printed version. It wasn’t at all “my” story. It seemed to be written by a New York ad writer promoting a cruise.
For instance, I had said a certain person was gone. AI said that person had passed away. Not true! Just not at home.
Please, double check anything AI produces for you.
Joan Scofield
Sweet Home