Does your chatbot have 'brain rot'? 4 ways to tell

ZDNetThursday, November 13, 2025 at 3:00:44 AM
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AI models that are trained on high-impact but low-quality social media posts are exhibiting concerning behaviors, a phenomenon referred to as 'brain rot'. This raises significant questions about the reliability and safety of chatbots that utilize such models. The article provides guidance on how to audit these chatbots to ensure they function correctly and do not propagate harmful or misleading information. Understanding these issues is crucial as chatbots become increasingly integrated into various aspects of communication and technology.
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