A group of amateur hikers put their faith in AI to conquer California’s notoriously dangerous Mount Shasta, only to wind up stranded thousands of feet up the volcano and in need of rescue.
The three men, from Roseville, relied on Google Gemini to plan their weekend climb—down to what food and how much water to pack—according to the Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office.
The planned eight-hour climb on Aug. 29 turned into an overnight ordeal after the group missed the recommended turnaround time, got lost in the dark, and entered a steep canyon, reported CBS.
The friends set out from the Clear Creek Trailhead on Saturday and made base camp near the…
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