Three hikers were rescued on Monday after they became stranded on Mount Shasta near Clear Creek Route.
The hikers told the Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office they relied heavily on Google’s Gemini, an artificial intelligence assistant, for information about the route and what to pack, which the sheriff’s office called a "critical misstep."
I would guess so.
"They were advised by Gemini to bring far less food and water than their group required, especially when their planned 8 hour ascent became a multi-day ordeal," the sheriff’s office said in a statement.
I could see 'Show me on the map' in planning, but that's it. They're lucky it didn't get far worse.
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As a result of their being stupid and causing a lot of extra work for a lot of really good people, these nimrods need to foot the bill for their not being dead.
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