We asked an AI chatbot what the best and worst things about Irvine are – and this is what it said.
Advancements in artificial intelligence are growing ever more popular, with programmes like ChatGPT being used every day.
We decided to ask the text-based AI to list the best, and worst, things about the local area are - to see if there’s any truth in what it comes up with.
Here's what it came up with:
What are the five best things about Irvine in North Ayrshire?
Great Location
"Situated in North Ayrshire, Irvine is just a few miles from the beautiful West Coast of Scotland and is easily accessible by road and rail."
Outdoor Activities
"With its stunning coastlines, rolling hills and beautiful rivers, Irvine is the perfect spot for a variety of outdoor activities such as walking, cycling and water sports."
Historical Attractions
"Irvine is home to a number of historical attractions, including the ruins of Dundonald Castle and the remains of the old harbour."
Shopping and Dining
"Irvine has a great range of shops, restaurants and cafes, as well as a bustling harbour market."
Arts and Culture
"With its own art gallery, theatre, music venue and cinema, Irvine is a great place to explore the creative arts."
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What are the five worst things about Irvine in North Ayrshire?
Traffic Congestion
"Irvine's busy roads and narrow streets can make it difficult to get around during peak times."
Poor Public Transport
"Irvine's public transport network is limited, making it difficult for residents to get around without a car."
Lack of Job Opportunities
"Irvine has a limited number of job opportunities, making it difficult for residents to find work."
Limited Leisure Facilities
"Irvine has a limited range of leisure facilities and activities, making it difficult for residents to find something to do in their spare time."
Lack of Development
"In recent years, Irvine has seen limited development, leading to a lack of new businesses and facilities."
What do you think of the items included on the two lists - and the items that are missing?
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