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Abby Normal
Location: Las Vegas Gender: Female Total Likes: 845 likes
| | | | Re: Using AI to Urbex - Thoughts? < Reply # 8 on 5/3/2023 8:08 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | I asked ChatGPT to tell me about Delamar NV. This is the results:
Delamar is a ghost town located in Lincoln County, Nevada, United States. It was once a thriving mining town during the late 19th century and early 20th century, named after the famous prospector Joseph Raphael De Lamar. The town was established in 1894 after the discovery of rich silver deposits in the area. During its peak, the town had a population of around 1500 people and was home to many businesses, including hotels, saloons, restaurants, and several stores. It had a post office, a school, and a newspaper, the Delamar Lode. The town also had its own electric power plant and water system. The silver deposits in Delamar began to decline in the early 1900s, and the town slowly began to decline along with it. In 1909, a fire destroyed much of the town, including the school and the Delamar Lode newspaper building. The post office closed in 1914, and the town was abandoned shortly after. Today, Delamar is a ghost town and a popular destination for history buffs and tourists. Visitors can explore the remains of the town's buildings, including the foundations of the old school and the post office. The town's cemetery is also a popular attraction, where many of the former residents of Delamar are buried.
This is factually incorrect on a number of points. Delamar was a GOLD mine, not a silver mine. Also, Jospeh DeLamar was never a prospector. He was a mine owner that bought up many of the claims that ultimately became the Delamar Mine. AI simply aggregates information about a topic, then blends it together into an answer. If it gathers information that is incorrect, then it will preset that information as fact. I would suggest separate follow-up verification of the information you pull from the AI. Abby Normal
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