'We relied too much on AI': Hikers rescued after California mountain climb
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What happenedThree hikers were rescued after getting lost and injured during a California climb. Authorities said the group relied on poor advice from an AI tool when planning their trip.
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Center'We relied too much on AI': Hikers rescued after California mountain climb
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'We relied too much on AI': Hikers rescued after California mountain climb
Three hikers were rescued after getting lost and injured during a California climb. Authorities said the group relied on poor advice from an AI tool when planning their trip.
