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Three Young Men Followed the Recommendations of Artificial Intelligence for a Mountain Climb. The Tour Turned Into a Nightmare

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A trip planned with the help of artificial intelligence ended with a rescue operation in northern California. Three young people with no experience in mountaineering called on the Gemini chatbot to find out how they can reach the top of Mount Shasta and what equipment and supplies they should prepare.

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A trip planned with the help of artificial intelligence ended with a rescue operation in northern California. Three young people with no experience in mountaineering called on the Gemini chatbot to find out how they can reach the top of Mount Shasta and what equipment and supplies they should prepare.

Three young people with no experience in climbing asked for the help of the Gemini chatbot to climb a mountain in the US. After following the recommendations on the route and equipment, they wandered and needed the intervention of the rescuers.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Three young people came to be saved from Mount Shasta after using Gemini to plan their climb. Without experience in mountaineering, they followed the AI recommendations on the route, equipment and duration of the climb, but remained stuck on the mountain.

·Romania
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Three young Americans with no experience in mountaineering called for the help of artificial intelligence to organize their ascent to Mount Shasta, California. Gemini recommended their route, equipment, amount of food and water and time needed to reach over 4,300 meters. In the field, however, the plan proved to be far too optimistic, and the trip ended with an intervention by the rescuers.

·Romania
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Stirile Antena 1 Observator broke the news in Romania on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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