LLM: "... (danefæ refers to good weather or fine days)"
Me: really not, it refers to the law that all significant finds (historically or financially) from the ground belongs to the state, but the finder receives a finder's fee.
I haven't read the articles line by line, just skimmed the headlines and the two above really stands out as really wrong..
I can't read the article due to the paywall, but the correct word in the headline would be "sawdust" (not that it makes any sense without context, it is not a common danish saying).
The resulting headlines (at least) are pretty misleading.
Examples:
https://newshavn.duarteocarmo.com/482308c4511050464f22b4f40d...
The AI makes the headline "Courses in crisis are being cancelled", the correct headline should be "Courses in crisis are selling like hot-cakes".
https://newshavn.duarteocarmo.com/a416902f09c27c7411907a519b...
LLM: "... (danefæ refers to good weather or fine days)" Me: really not, it refers to the law that all significant finds (historically or financially) from the ground belongs to the state, but the finder receives a finder's fee.
I haven't read the articles line by line, just skimmed the headlines and the two above really stands out as really wrong..