Who's Smarter? Wikipedia vs. Meta AI on JFK

On the question of America's most famous assassination, we say new technology beats the old. What do you think?

JFK Facts is in the forefront of using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to advance public education and research on the assassination of JFK.

As early as 2018, we covered Microsoft’s use of AI to analyze the JFK story. Results? Vague and unconvincing. Back then, AI was immature.

More recently, we wrote about an incoherent robot under the influence of the Warren Commission. This AI was pretty but cognitively impaired or poorly trained. Or both.

Along with the Mary Ferrell Foundation, we are exploring, with interested computer scientists, how to deploy a specially trained AI to analyze the fullest historical record of JFK’s assassination—as found on the Mary Ferrell Foundation web site and nowhere else.

(If you’re an AI technologist with insights into this use case, send me a DM on Twitter or call me on Signal.)

The Crucial Question

Now, reader Fernand passes along his contribution to the discussion of AI and JFK. He asked Meta AI, “Who killed JFK?” and got the response found below.