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Artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT are becoming less reliable despite continued updates, with users reporting increasingly inaccurate responses delivered with complete confidence. The latest ChatGPT updates have left many users frustrated as the system provides definitively wrong answers without any indication of uncertainty or qualification. Understanding the limitations of AI tools and learning to verify their outputs is essential for anyone relying on these systems for business decisions, research, or creative work.

In this episode, Charly covers:

✅ Real examples of ChatGPT confidently providing incorrect information that required extensive fact-checking
📌 Why AI systems don't indicate when they're uncertain about their answers
🔗 The difference between using AI as a search engine versus understanding its actual capabilities
🛡️ How to effectively challenge and verify AI responses to get more accurate results
✅ Which AI platforms perform better for specific tasks like writing, research, ...

Artificial intelligence is now being used to detect copyright violations in podcasts and videos, and even creators using royalty-free music are getting flagged incorrectly. Spotify and other platforms have implemented AI systems to protect artists from copyright infringement, but these systems sometimes fail to recognise when content creators have the proper licences and attributions. This creates frustrating situations where legitimate content is blocked or taken down, forcing creators to navigate complex appeals processes to restore their work.

In this episode, Charly covers:

✅ What royalty-free music actually means and how licensing requirements work
📌 How AI copyright detection systems on platforms like Spotify can incorrectly flag legitimate content
🔗 The specific attribution requirements needed for Creative Commons licences
🛡️ How to properly credit royalty-free music and images to avoid copyright strikes
✅ The appeals process for getting incorrectly flagged content reinstated on streaming ...

Google is rolling out Gemini AI across Gmail and Google Workspace, and many users are concerned about how their email data is being used to train artificial intelligence. There are concerns about privacy, data protection, and whether Google is using your personal information without adequate transparency. Understanding what Google is actually doing with your data and how you can protect your privacy is essential for anyone using Gmail or Google Workspace.

In this episode, Charly covers:

✅ What Google's recent terms and conditions updates actually mean for your data privacy
📌 The difference between free Gmail accounts and paid Google Workspace accounts regarding data usage
🔗 How to disable smart features and AI functionality in Gmail to protect your privacy
🛡️ Which Gmail features you'll lose when you turn off Gemini integration
✅ How to verify what Google is actually doing with your Workspace data
📌 Whether the concerns about Google training AI on your emails are justified or just hype

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