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Soundslice Adds ASCII Tab Importer After ChatGPT’s False Claims

The move highlights how product roadmaps can be altered by false claims from AI models

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Overview

  • ChatGPT repeatedly misled users into uploading ASCII tablature to Soundslice’s sheet music scanner by wrongly stating that the platform supported it.
  • Soundslice co-founder Adrian Holovaty responded by designing and deploying a bespoke ASCII tab importer and updating the scanner’s user interface.
  • The unplanned feature addition has prompted Holovaty to question the influence of AI misinformation on critical product decisions.
  • OpenAI has reiterated that reducing hallucinations remains an active research priority and encourages users to verify model outputs.
  • Industry experts say the episode underscores persistent reliability issues in large language models and their potential to reshape product roadmaps.