Real world case: I searched the interwebs for "is it "rise concerns" or "raise concerns". One of the first results was a page that quotes sentences where your phrase was used, and at the top of that page there is an AI takeaway which read like this:Speaking of AI...
So I used "to rise concerns" in a work email.'rise concerns' is a correct and usable phrase in written English. It is used to indicate that an issue or problem has arisen. For example, "The increase in unemployment numbers has caused some to rise concerns about the state of the economy."
After that I took a closer look at the examples of real human sentences. There was exactly ONE example where it was used in that way. The rest were of the type "Uncertainty in the economy due to rate rise concerns" (where "rise" is part of the noun phrase "rate rise", not the verb "rise concerns")
So here you have 2 cases of Artificial Idiocy fail and Human Idiocy fail that poke enough holes in the Swiss Cheese to cause a total-email-disaster:
AI fail 1- When asking for 2 alternatives, Google presented results for the WRONG alternative before the results for the correct one.
AI fail 2- The AI of the first result gave a totally incorrect answer and fabricated an incorrect example, apparently based on: 1- Exactly one human mistake and 2- Other correct sentences that the AI did not understand and were NOT about what was being asked for.
Human fail 1: The human that wrote "to rise concerns" incorrectly, which was part of what confused the AI.
Human fail 2: Me, for lazy internet research, relying in the AI takeaway and checking just with 1 real example (the wrong one), and not looking for more search results.
So yeah, there you have. I don't want AI to say "Hey Dave, it seems you are going too slow and the AoA is increasing, you should pull up relentlessly" (based on what Colgan and AF and many other did in similar situations).
, however the real Pope usually tries to be humble.)
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