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AI models struggle with specific real-world tasks like train schedules

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Users are encountering limitations with current AI models like GPT and Claude when attempting to perform specific, real-world tasks such as finding train schedules. Despite their ability to answer complex questions, these models struggle with practical applications that require precise data retrieval and interpretation from websites. The AI's responses often involve confirming information found by the user rather than independently locating it, leading to frustration and questions about the AI's utility for everyday tasks. AI

IMPACT Highlights current limitations of AI in practical, real-world data retrieval and interpretation.

RANK_REASON User expresses frustration with AI model capabilities on a specific task.

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AI models struggle with specific real-world tasks like train schedules

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  1. r/OpenAI TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/Brave_Recognition798 ·

    Why can AI seemingly answer so many complex questions but even a train schedule trips it up for me?

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>I can't tell if I'm doing something wrong but I'm hoping to catch a train car from my grandpa's era, there is a website that will confirm based on train number (like a flight number) and date. That's all you need!</p> <p>Super simple! I gave GPT …

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