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Can you trust AI for health advice? Jul 7 12:13pm | By Colleen Young, Connect Director (@colleenyoung)Comment receiving replies
I have not tried Copilot. I have tried Google's AI in web searches, & I find it very unreliable. It makes definitive statements that are not true, & the links it provides do not lead to the conclusions displayed. It consistently makes incorrect assumptions about information from similar products.
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Co-pilot comes from Microsoft. I had it included when I subscribed to Microsoft 365. I find it very useful and informative. What I like the most is when it cites information at the bottom of the post it lists where the source came from.
What I found one day Co-pilot mentioned Mayo Community Connect (MCC) as a source from feedback of posts on our stie. It made reference to those on MCC citing personal experiences with a subject.