According to experts, especially in matters of personal feelings, self-evaluation, financial decisions, and real-life human assistance, AI's advice should not be taken as the final decision. There are some matters where it is more reasonable to seek advice from people with real experience or relevant professionals instead of AI.
Evaluation of Appearance and Beauty
Seeking AI's opinion about one's face, clothing, or beauty may not be very effective. Because AI often tends to speak with users in a positive and encouraging manner. As a result, its evaluation may be overly positive compared to the real situation.
Decisions About Love and Relationships
AI cannot provide accurate answers to questions such as whether someone truly loves you, whether a relationship will last in the future, or what the actual state of another person's mind is. Real communication and the behavior of the people involved are more important for understanding human emotions and the complexity of relationships. In emotional crises, it is good to seek advice from close people or, if necessary, professionals.
Assessing One's Own Intelligence or Abilities
It is also not right to determine one's intelligence, capability, or self-esteem based on AI's answers. Although AI can analyze vast amounts of information, it cannot fully evaluate a person's personality, skills, and mental capacity.
Financial Decisions
In the case of investment, loans, business, tax, or major financial decisions, relying only on AI's advice may be risky. Decisions must be made considering a person's income, assets, liabilities, risk-taking capacity, and local laws. Therefore, it is safer to seek advice from relevant professionals in important financial matters.
Real-Life Human Assistance
AI can provide information, arrange plans, or explain how to do a task. But it is not a substitute for physical human presence in real-life emergency situations. For example, quickly taking a sick person to the hospital, standing by someone in an emergency, or directly helping with a real-life problem is not possible for AI.
According to experts, AI works mainly relying on information, data, and technological infrastructure; it has no human feelings or personal experience of its own. Therefore, AI can be used as assistive technology, but it should not be considered a substitute for friends, therapists, financial advisors, or real-life human relationships.
