Why New Google & ChatGPT AI Updates Are CONCERNING

We are living in the future and don't even realize it. From the robots now making deliveries on the streets of Los Angeles to the newest update to ChatGPT, A.I. technology is advancing fast. Glenn, Pat, and Stu review the latest A.I. advancements, including the newest features that Google has added to Google Search. But by prioritizing A.I. responses over usual search results, Glenn warns that Google is entering uncharted territory. Will features like this make swaying public opinion that much easier?
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[@suziefleming9283]

The public has been swayed too much for too long already and most don't even realize they have been manipulated.

[@banesbox]

The people who are off grid hooked up to solar generators and have no phone or internet will be truly free.

[@Darthdoodoo]

Only the man who knows every plant and animal and how to live without any modern stuff is free. If u rely on solar your not free just more free than others are 😢

[@Ss123brolly1]

Until they can't afford property taxes or imminent domain takes their land or when they are fined into oblivion when they get told they aren't allowed to use the water... it's called tyranny for a reason. All my previous examples are currently happening. But it's still what I want to do hah

[@hanskloss1331]

​@@Ss123brolly1"I'm Free" : The Who

[@hc5327]

Really? Think about it. Seriously.

[@kkjppt5359]

@@Ss123brolly1 laws to eliminate gas generators, wood burning for heat, growing, selling food, raising animals, implementing taxes as you mentioned etc. are happening now, and soon, no one will be allowed to be off grid.

[@jerrywiessner]

"Hard work is the mother of freedom Convenience is the mother of tyranny"-ME

[@timothylopez8572]

So what are we supposed to do when a bunch of aristocratic overlords inherited all our resources and replace everyone with AI and robots?

[@jerrywiessner]

@@timothylopez8572 Work hard to fight for your freedom. As hard as you have ever fought.

[@federicomuria8377]

HERE COMES THE BEAST!!!!!! 😥😥

[@parzival1176]

AI are soulless entities, in the old days we called them demons.🤫

[@JudahCrowe-ej9yl]

The level of resolution of control and bias influence these products have are beyond most ppls level of understanding. And even more concerning is that every member of the congressional A.i regulations safety committee has deep deep ties to alphabet. Literally every one of them .

[@apatriotone]

I think the Turing Test has long been passed.

[@stewartpalmer2456]

Mr. Beck, you used to do a skit called, "Arguing With Idiots." Why don't you revise it to "Arguing with AI" and give that a whirl. I've argued with Bard several times.

[@susananderson276]

The self driving cars in Arizona are disturbing.

[@hc5327]

Texas also.

[@plutostube]

why?!

[@wishIwuzskiing]

I don't know if there are any Douglas Adams fans here (Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy) but this reminds me of the mice and dolphins. As the earth is about to be blown up the find out that it was the mice and dolphins that were studying US! I think that all this technology is not being used by us, ,but the technology is being used to study US, what we think about, what we value, what we relate to and building a more and more sophisticated solution to be able to manipulate us better and better. Eventually there will be a "person", totally created, that speaks to each of us and all of us in an incredibly relatable way and that will be the turning point where superior knowledge/information will be used to manipulate us all. Remember our Bibles... and there will be someone who comes offering an apparant solution to all our problems.

[@devinkeehner7034]

I just tried "tell me the story of freedom in America " I think it's pretty balanced. The Story of Freedom in America The story of freedom in America is a rich and evolving tapestry, woven through centuries of struggle, innovation, and progress. Here’s a broad overview: Early Beginnings • - **Native American Societies:** Before European colonization, diverse indigenous tribes inhabited the land. These societies had their own systems of governance and ways of life. • - **Colonial Era:** In the early 17th century, European settlers arrived, seeking religious freedom and economic opportunities. Colonies like Jamestown (1607) and Plymouth (1620) were among the first permanent settlements. The Road to Independence • - **Taxation and Representation:** By the mid-18th century, growing dissatisfaction with British rule, particularly regarding taxation without representation, fueled colonial unrest. • - **American Revolution (1775-1783):** The colonies united against Britain, culminating in the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. Key figures like George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Benjamin Franklin emerged as leaders. • - **Constitution and Bill of Rights:** After gaining independence, the United States Constitution was drafted in 1787, establishing a federal system of government. The Bill of Rights, ratified in 1791, enshrined fundamental freedoms like speech, religion, and the press. Expansion and Civil War • - **Westward Expansion:** Throughout the 19th century, the idea of Manifest Destiny drove Americans to expand westward, often at the expense of Native American lands and cultures. • - **Civil War (1861-1865):** Tensions over slavery and states' rights led to the Civil War. The Union's victory preserved the nation and led to the abolition of slavery (13th Amendment, 1865). Reconstruction and Civil Rights • - **Reconstruction Era (1865-1877):** Efforts to rebuild the South and integrate formerly enslaved people into society faced significant resistance. • - **Jim Crow Laws:** Despite the end of slavery, discriminatory laws and practices continued, particularly in the South, enforcing racial segregation and disenfranchisement. 20th Century Struggles and Triumphs • - **Women's Suffrage:** The 19th Amendment (1920) granted women the right to vote after decades of activism. • - **Civil Rights Movement:** In the 1950s and 60s, leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and organizations like the NAACP fought against racial discrimination. Landmark legislation included the Civil Rights Act (1964) and the Voting Rights Act (1965). Modern Era • - **Economic and Social Freedoms:** The late 20th and early 21st centuries saw advances in various freedoms, including LGBTQ+ rights (e.g., marriage equality in 2015) and greater emphasis on economic opportunity and healthcare. • - **Ongoing Challenges:** The quest for freedom continues, addressing issues like immigration reform, criminal justice reform, and the balance between security and privacy in the digital age. Conclusion The story of freedom in America is ongoing. It reflects a constant pursuit of a more perfect union, driven by the belief in liberty, equality, and justice for all. Each generation has contributed to this evolving narrative, striving to uphold the ideals set forth in the founding documents.

[@jamesmoore5630]

In the 1960's-1990s we would drive over to a person's house to see what was wrong, if the phone was busy for more than a couple of hours. In most cases, it was just; "Off the hook!"

[@Drew19822002]

Anyone can file a suit to require google to allow you to opt out of anything involving the AI. Legally they can't force you to use it even if they build it into google search by the way. That is invasive, and you can argue that. I already asked a Lawyer when AI was announced. Lawyers are waiting to see who makes the first move to file against google. The Lawyers know it's going to happen, but the question is who will file first. A Citizen or a Company.

[@ElAteoMexicano]

Anyone can file a lawsuit for anything. The idea that you deserve compensation or that the justice system could force Google, a private company to bring back and old version of their product just to make some random dumb baby boomer happy would promptly be laughed out of court. Have fun with your lawsuit! 😆😅🤣😂

[@SoDamnMetal]

My guy, you can't sue a company over service you don't like. Nobody is forcing you to use google, if you don't like the AI aspect, too bad you agreed to it in the terms of use. So unless you really think you're better off living in a shack out in the woods, I'd get used to it. There isn't a square inch of land on Earth that isn't controlled by a government anyway so make the most out of that too while it lasts. 🤪

[@TART111]

People bonded with Tamagotchis and Furbys 30 years ago.

[@josueveguilla9069]

Fun Fact: Everything "AI generated" is fake. Everything.

[@matthewglosenger3180]

Maybe validate that statement? AI isn’t all fake but it is all limited to some extent. It’s actually quite interesting.

[@hanskloss1331]

a computer can only do what a human tells it to do

[@matthewglosenger3180]

@@hanskloss1331 not true. A computer has the ability to gather information. It can analyze that information and form an opinion. That part is human manufactured. Trust me, there’s no room full of humans typing away on every topic that can’t be inquired about😂

[@matthewglosenger3180]

@@hanskloss1331 *can not

[@hanskloss1331]

@@matthewglosenger3180 show me WW 2 Nazi soldiers ? Blacks and Asians ! that "army" of people already exist take a trip to The Tesla Giga Factory in Austin

[@benitarogers8002]

the Terminator, a cybernetic assassin sent back in time from 2029 to 1984 to kill Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton), whose unborn son will one day save mankind from extinction by Skynet, a hostile artificial intelligence in a post-apocalyptic future.

[@graylienz]

Funny thing is that China’s security grid is called Skynet.

[@Darthdoodoo]

The more time goes on the more things are looking like 1984😢

[@dwightsperspective]

Brave new world

[@hanskloss1331]

and then comes THX 1138

[@herolex782]

How do you argue with a "machine"? You don't argue with a "machine," you argue with the programmer who typed that garbage into the "machine." The "machine" is only parroting what the programming put into it. Garbage in, garbage out. Are you smarter than ChatGPT? ChatGPT isn't "smart"... its literally "artificial." Be smarter than the programmer. That's who we are arguing against. The programmer(s).

[@jocarson5310]

I believe we are beyond that. The internet, and the ability for all types of technology interface with it, has made actual “programmers” obsolete.

[@hanskloss1331]

a computer can only do what a person tells it to do

[@hc5327]

Some are sentient and programming themselves. They have actually passed humans ability and are much smarter. Watch Pastor Jimmy Evans.

[@ZetaReticulian]

Uhm… your ignorance of LLM’s and AI technology is showing. 😬 no one “programs” anything with ChatGPT or LLM for that matter……. It’s a neural network. 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@hanskloss1331]

@@ZetaReticulian if you turn off it's electricity does it still work professor ?

[@aevans4384]

The movie Mother, a si-fi movie with a robot raising a child.

[@ElAteoMexicano]

Love it or hate it, babies born after 2030 will be increasingly raised by robots.

[@SanchoGracie]

Universites have been using deluvery bots for at least 6-7 years. Even in my little town of Flagstaff

[@LorrieAnne]

Yes. Gemini sucks. I am glad I am not alone on this. I just stopped using it. Give me my World Book Set circa 1973. I will look it up myself.

[@paulrichards2365]

I saw one demonstration where the AI was shown a dog through the phone's camera. "Oh, what an adorable puppy! What is its name etc." It could just as easily say " That dog is old and needs to be put down". And it will tell you various ways on how to dispose of the animal. Ai does NOT care about the dog.

[@JullianLue]

I LOVE IT ❤ I already see how i could use them to run the entire customer service department in my business.

[@larryrhodes7300]

How long till kids will no longer get be able to count to 10 or know the alphabet?

[@hanskloss1331]

they don't teach cursive writing anymore

[@ElAteoMexicano]

@@hanskloss1331 Nor slide rules. Nor punch cards for programing. Oh, what a travesty.

[@hanskloss1331]

@@ElAteoMexicano my father worked for IBM in the '60s and '70s our scratch paper at home were old punch cards and I had broken circuit boards , tape drive spools , and tons of other early computer junk as toys I remember being taken to the office and into a huge room that had a computer called "The Red Baron" (all of it's components were red) that entire room could do less than what's in your hand as you read this oh and my grandfather taught me how to use slide rulers although I don't have one now ! here's another for your list drive a car with MANUAL transmission ✌️

[@jeanettenaude9650]

Say NO!!!

[@juliefarrell9435]

to avoid false information on AI...maybe just invest time & go to the library..

[@user-yh2of2nz2s]

They won't exist anymore. AI creators will eliminate the competition.

[@charlesmaurer6214]

In Kanawha Co. the library is now an internet cafe that sells off books to pay for more computers. The Elkview branch when it opened said they got rid of all research books and the only books they had was cheap romance books like you might find in a store checkout line. Not one dictionary or encyclopedia was kept in hardcopy. I have told the and other since that is not a library anymore as it is no longer a physical archive of any information.

[@agentmith]

Yes. Trust everything you see in writing.

[@ElAteoMexicano]

@@charlesmaurer6214 If it's written on paper, it's valid. If it's stored in digital format, it's invalid. Makes perfect sense.

[@ViceZone]

Do you think there is no false information in books? Of course there are.

[@alphaomega9563]

u know its bad when chatgpt came out of no where and being pump to the moon by the left or one world order

[@strue883]

A i. Iz the image ov the beest

[@user-gz2qh1ie8d]

I agree with Glenn. God is gonna say this is enough and send us all back to tje stone age. He has done it before!

[@hc5327]

It won’t be the Stone Age. He allows man to continue until self annihilation. He gives man what they want. The last time will be with a cleanse of the earth but now many deny God so they won’t listen or care. It is written and God can’t lie.

[@esdeath89]

Proofs?

[@ElAteoMexicano]

@user? The Russians aren't even trying at this point.

[@MissBabalu102]

When you live in Los Angeles, you stay in your part of town and rarely drive across the city. I didn't see this robot last summer in Pasadena. I just searched other States and Cities and they aren't any better, or else freezing for seven months. Just Say NO to tech addiction. All addictions are caused by loneliness or aloneness, and the big tech people use that against us, go out and make friends.

[@Lisapreps]

Those little robots are all over campus at Ohio State University. They do food delivery to the students. I don’t know how long they’ve been on campus. But my girls have been there two years and they’ve been there.

[@alphaomega9563]

The end is near solar flare or emp strike send us right back to the stone ages

[@nathanrathbun2619]

18th century. Why does everyone think we went straight from stoneage to electricity?

[@michaellaw3544]

2020s/30s to 18th century will be a ROUGH transition, with many people behaving as if in the stone age... Maybe that's why the comparison

[@josueveguilla9069]

In other words, more Doom and Gloom.

[@levi5459]

Or poles shifting

[@alphaomega9563]

@@nathanrathbun2619 cause that is the stoneage

[@hanskloss1331]

these little robots are all over Austin Texas so are the "driverless cars"

[@HE360_Games]

It reminds me of the transformer movie.

[@JaToriaV]

Ergo Proxy is a very good anime that is the end result of THIS. It's a deep thinking kind of anime.

[@chrislewis2791]

We have them all over phx too

[@aussiepickernobs2062]

This like when the automobile was invent, people said the same thing about the car, and the wheel,

[@cryptoczar568]

I’ve seen that in Charlotte

[@EmilyAndersonHQ]

We have those here in Corvallis, Oregon delivering food at Oregon State University.

[@roxannearcher8210]

Went to Sam's today, newly installed AI scanner as u are walking out the door. Human still checking receipt tho. What does walk thru scanners scan or read??

[@hc5327]

Your face and body for something stolen.

[@BillyEEngerson]

What happens when terrorists get a hold of on!?!

[@SoDamnMetal]

A hold of what? An AI? An AI is a program running on hundreds of machines and servers in likely multiple regions.

[@benitarogers8002]

Just like in Terminator and the machines taking over.

[@hanskloss1331]

Tesla's Skynet ?

[@ElAteoMexicano]

The story of freedom in America is a complex and multifaceted narrative that spans centuries, involving struggles, triumphs, and evolving definitions of liberty. Early Beginnings and Colonial Period The concept of freedom in America began with the arrival of European settlers in the 17th century. Seeking religious freedom, economic opportunities, and political autonomy, groups like the Pilgrims and Puritans established colonies where they hoped to practice their beliefs without persecution. However, these colonies were also places of exclusion and control, often denying freedom to Native Americans and enslaved Africans. Revolutionary Era The fight for American freedom crystallized during the 18th century. Grievances against British colonial rule, such as taxation without representation and oppressive laws, led to growing unrest. The Declaration of Independence in 1776, drafted by Thomas Jefferson, proclaimed the colonies' right to self-governance and individual liberties, stating that "all men are created equal" with "unalienable Rights" to "Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness." Formation of a New Nation After winning independence through the Revolutionary War, the United States faced the challenge of defining and protecting freedom within its new government. The Constitution, ratified in 1788, and the Bill of Rights, added in 1791, aimed to safeguard individual liberties and limit government power. Yet, these documents also reflected compromises, particularly on the issue of slavery, which contradicted the nation's ideals of freedom. Civil War and Emancipation The 19th century saw profound conflicts over the meaning of freedom, most notably the Civil War (1861-1865). The war, rooted in disputes over states' rights and slavery, culminated in President Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation in 1863, which declared freedom for enslaved people in Confederate states. The 13th Amendment, ratified in 1865, abolished slavery throughout the United States, marking a significant expansion of freedom. Reconstruction and Jim Crow The Reconstruction era (1865-1877) attempted to integrate formerly enslaved individuals into American society as free citizens with equal rights. However, this period was followed by the rise of Jim Crow laws in the South, which enforced racial segregation and disenfranchised Black Americans. Despite the legal end of slavery, true freedom and equality remained elusive for many. Civil Rights Movement The 20th century brought renewed struggles for freedom, particularly through the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s. Leaders like Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, and Malcolm X fought against racial discrimination and segregation, leading to landmark legislation such as the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. These laws aimed to dismantle institutionalized racism and protect the civil liberties of all Americans. Expanding Freedoms Throughout the late 20th and early 21st centuries, various movements have continued to expand the definition of freedom in America. Women's rights, LGBTQ+ rights, and disability rights movements have fought for legal recognition and social acceptance, pushing the nation towards greater inclusivity and equality. Ongoing Struggles Today, the story of freedom in America is still being written. Issues such as immigration, economic inequality, and systemic racism challenge the nation to live up to its founding ideals. Debates over freedom of speech, privacy, and government surveillance highlight the ongoing tension between individual liberties and collective security. Conclusion The story of freedom in America is a testament to the nation's enduring quest for liberty and justice. It reflects a dynamic interplay between ideals and realities, with each generation striving to redefine and extend the promise of freedom to all.

[@ElAteoMexicano]

Not quite what Beck Said.

[@CampingChuck]

Like Demolition Man?

[@reneerekow]

San Francisco has had them for a long time

[@emmahughes2618]

My SIL teaches schools how to use it and keep it from overtaking actual teaching and kids cheating… He has the $20 version and has written songs for my daughter …. He sets the parameters on it tells it the music type puts scenarios and it’ll make a song….. he’s used to paint … it’s crazy

[@woidonmiguel1]

AI is actually quite easy to argue with because in the end of the day mankind made it and it is limited in its ability to understand ideas. It can quickly spout information contextually, but it cannot reason morality or spirituality on its own. It can only search data and spew out a facsimile of comprehension. When you challenge its source of information or the morality of its dataset (who originally authored it and from what viewpoint) then it cant resolve the data. It cant understand if chocolate tastes good. It can say it is or not based on datasets it can access, but AI cant know or understand if its actually tastes good.

[@aevans4384]

The movie bicentennial Man with Robin Williams🤔

[@julieshoaf126]

Anyone watched the movie, WALL-E recently? Exactly what they’re talking about!

[@CarlieKlingenstein]

You should check out the videos of when they first came out people's reactions to them it was really funny people riding them like they were bulls

[@Darthdoodoo]

After having ai tell me i shouldn't discuss certain things cuz it might hurt people's feelings i knew we were fukked

[@hanskloss1331]

programming bias

[@esdeath89]

​@@hanskloss1331what's wrong? Or are you not christian?

[@hanskloss1331]

@@esdeath89 chat please show me pictures of WW2 Nazis and a 1950s Indy race winner NOTHING but BLACK and ASIAN NAZIS and a BLACK WOMAN winning Indy go figure religion aside

[@press.rogers]

I think that you all are missing the point. ChatGPT is NOT a source of knowledge nor does it claim to be BUT rather it has the ability to reason based on what prompt it receives. not a knowledge bot, a reasoning bot - BIG difference guys. don't make the mistake that this some kind of database, as there is no data stored in it as this just reasons its way not to the correct answer but the most probablistic response one would reason to give to YOUR prompt. It is simply a next word prediction model. You get from it an amplified version of what you put in to it so if you don't like what you get then consider the source.

[@matthewglosenger3180]

AZ has these little bots that run on campus. Kinda cool!

[@carolinalonewolf9445]

I love Glenn, but I've noticed the older he get's the more he looks like Colonel Sanders. Chicken anyone? LOL. God bless you guys.

[@dawson0610]

How come Glenns voice sounds different??

[@jocarson5310]

I suppose that is a very real possibility. Nevertheless 😀😀😀😀😀

[@nextel3253]

Johnny 5 is alive

[@solidghus4799]

It is "computer" from star trek

[@wanabetruckerdave3776]

THIS clip was shad0w ba~nned from my notifications

[@wellcomeNightmaresUnleashed]

I like technology so good

[@NickDrinksWater]

Concerning? Perhaps. Impressive? Yes

[@RyanBridwell-wq9bo]

Wilson!!!

[@JesusChangesEverything.]

A person thinks, AI doesn't think it's programmed billions of subjects etc. by evil people with an evil agenda! But it is programmed to operate insanely fast..... 🙏🙏🙏

[@kn4dgs]

The Brave search engine is using AI first in searches.

[@jeffpost5709]

Is Glen locked in a basement somewhere and their are using AI Glen voice??

[@amyjo4367]

Yikes. It's gonna get yikes.

[@dajuiceman2769]

Like the movie the terminator that's how it's guna end for everyone. 😮😮😮

[@Alifeofglory]

Stay away from AI people.

[@CAM-wk3dj]

Without the internet all that don’t exist….lol

[@jamesmoore5630]

Keep in mind that most police officers have quriks, and quirks don't ever get better, we just learn to put up with them at unwarranted traffic stops...

[@caa793]

I avoid updates too.

[@Redx3257]

If your beliefs are grounded in truth and you understand wich methods are useful in coming to truth. What is there to worry about?

[@daveh322]

I'd like to converse with this AI. I bet you I could lock it up pretty quick.

[@DavidReese2ndA]

A machine that can and "Needs" to be Unplugged

[@michaelgrosso7438]

Where is Glenn’s face? Why can’t we see him?

[@keithcook3908]

Is it just me or is stewy going for the peewee Herman look anyone else notice that

[@maxwillson]

I had a nightmare the other night that when the machines took over, you had to do what it said or it would kill you.

[@user-yh2of2nz2s]

Are you sure it was a dream and not Biden?

[@esdeath89]

​@@user-yh2of2nz2smaybe it was Putin and Trump and Co.😂 😊

[@user-yh2of2nz2s]

@@esdeath89 No, Biden is the criminal, not Trump.

[@yarenot9878]

Sounds like the image of the beast in revelation

[@socialenigma4476]

Sounds like our current capitalist system.

[@lyonna7499]

Forbidden knowledge.

[@ThomasLips]

Why does Glenn have a lisp?

[@DogBeast221]

Sounds like recent dental work…

[@Zatchurz]

Haiku?! (Shows how little both of you understand)

[@vickiesheppard495]

Who actually uses it for real life things instead of testing or trying it out? I suspect very few.

[@hc5327]

Glenn your voice sounds different?!

[@AngeloCaruso-et5gm]

The homeless hop on them for free rides lmao haha

[@hanskloss1331]

let's hack one like people are doing with BIRD scooters

[@davidjohn438]

REVELATION 13:15 describes AI ordering and carrying outthe martyrdom of all who refuse to worship the AntiChrist

[@Decay3333]

These guys would have thought the calculator invention would have destroyed the world.

[@happyappy19931]

So NOT the same

[@federicomuria8377]

this is a little different 🤣🤣

[@user-vz8xe2jc2g]

Don't use it

[@mburrito57939]

I wish it was that simple. It's becoming less of a choice to avoid AI because it's being imposed on you insidiously and progressively on multiple platforms. It's social engineering's version of the creep phenomenon. This is how they shape and change culture, mould the national zeitgeist and eventually get what they want. This is how your liberty of conscience is taken away from you. The cognitive behavioral science that underpins it all is humanly inescapable, they're using our own human natures against us. It's not only a battle for our minds but also for our souls. We need to be rooted and grounded on the Rock. We are promised not the spirit of fear but the Spirit of power and love and a sound mind, if we but ask.

[@NathenDaniel]

If you don’t find a way to responsibly use these technologies, you will be left behind. I can attest first hand, it’s already to a point that it can help one person do the work of five. It’s helping me single-handedly launch a software company. It’s assisting me with everything from code review and personal tech support/troubleshooting to drafting sales copy and customer onboarding documentation and training. I can see some people using it as a crutch but if used correctly, you can turbocharge your productivity. And that’s just using todays technology 😮

[@reddawgrup1779]

It will crash and burn in the end!!!

[@Icedanon]

Futile

[@chrisreed5463]

I used it last night. Exhausted and bored, wouldn't normally work Friday night. We have a table of procedure IDs and names, about 50 of them , but it's printed and the electronic document is lost. Before leaving work I took three photos of the list, top, middle, bottom. Last night GPT4 omni read the photos and made CSV tables of the data on each photos. Then I asked, and it made the three tables into one table, taking care of duplication due to the photos overlapping.

[@lightningthunder1536]

Yes I am smarter than chat bots. I know how to unplug it!

[@typingcat]

Why are all the A.I. voices either middle-aged or young kids (like 7-yo)? Why aren't there voices around 20-yo?

[@donaldmonroe8503]

smart does not mean moral.

[@darrenscrowston9386]

You’re all going nuts, honestly. If you find yourself talking to an AI bot and you are terrified it’s smarter than you, just ask it to describe its hair, its eyebrows, its feet. Ask it if it was born of a mother, if it ever has felt the bond between mother and daughter. Tell it that it never, ever will be superior to humans because intelligence isn’t everything. Tell it childbirth is a God-given gift that God only gives to beings He loves, and that everything else outside of Gods love is meaningless.

[@juddamelio2218]

The more they raise the minimum wages the more robots . Most fast foods have computers taking orders making food and you just pick it up. Less people working Wendy's by us in Orlando that way and no more servers in Steak and shake higher wages less people working . What did they expect?

[@hanskloss1331]

and soon Roombas cleaning the floors

[@esdeath89]

And it's good. There is no reason why people should work in fast food restaurants. It's not good work and now we can use people in more useful jobs.

[@janedough6575]

It’s a machine, pull out the plug!!!

[@federicomuria8377]

not when it becomes embedded into all of our systems... do you think you can turn off the internet with out creating a disaster? no you cant

[@janedough6575]

@@federicomuria8377 where I live the internet hasn’t been around forever, people still remember how to survive in the natural world without the bs. I feel sorry for those who can’t.

[@federicomuria8377]

​@@janedough6575 again, that wont work when you try to feed 7 billion people - the machine cant be stop without a serious problem

[@errornull77]

fear of the unknown

[@cindypatterson4429]

God help us

[@lexj1042]

Last time I tested it, Chat GPT did not correctly write Haiku. I also tested several sonnet forms and villanelles. I also used the paid Chat GPT to write a non-fiction how to via a series of prompts. None of them were more accurate than maybe a 7th grade student who would have gotten a "C" in my English class, and that was on the high end. Some of it was worse than that. Though I did try to have it write a couple of public speeches that were at least passable.

[@janedough6575]

It probably can’t read cursive writing either 😂

[@remalm3670]

... HOWEVER ... "Is it 'Right'" ... "Is it 'TRUE'" ... (NO) ... 😮

[@jasonsnyder8341]

Is it just me or does it look like stew annoys pat.

[@butcherstone6099]

Stick with Elons AI

[@hc5327]

Other companies are creating them also. Elon was talking to the creator of them and ask him to slow down. The guy said Elon thought humans were better than AI. That ended the friendship. The Pandora’s box is opened.

[@blatherskyt]

Using ChatGPT... is too often like trying to get information from a mentally handicapped person. It's wild how crappy it can answer what are simple questions. I'd say 50% of it's answers about things not having to do with DEI, etc. are just crap.

[@patricemeseck1607]

yep, it will only give answers based on the information it is originally given, and I suggest it's very biased.

[@LandenJensen]

Technology is used for both good and bad. The same is true for AI. Bad people will use it for evil purposes. But let’s be open to the amazing possibilities and good that AI can provide. We live in a very exciting time!

[@patricemeseck1607]

I think the bad will greatly outnumber the good uses. I think we should shut down the computers, close the internet, remove AI and live a sane life. just my opinion.

[@kodyrandom]

@@patricemeseck1607 Yeah normally I would agree with Landen, but there are far too many bad actors that have hold on AI that the good will be completely drowned out and we will be (and already are) slaves to it. It has to be shut down!

[@DogBeast221]

HAL9000…

[@prophetofthemosthighacts2383]

It's obvious Glenn is not a deciple. It's all written down