Like many of us, I grew up with the Lost in Space Robot, Hal, and of course, the T1000.
And, as anyone who has ever seen me around a computer can tell you, I am in no danger of ever creating an AI, much less giving any fair representation of the risks that come with AI. What I can tell you is that images, chat, and other electronically produced media does share a risk that can be co-opted and influenced by our current understanding of AI. This does require us to look closely at what we see on the internet, what we believe is going on in and around our environment, and most importantly becoming a better defender of our personal borders. There is no doubt that the impersonation of human creations is going to effect our lives going forward. Further, there is no doubt that beautiful things CAN be created via AI. Not sure about this one: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/glIzD8CVwrQ
As with everything, new technology brings new fears, new opportunities, new joys, and a new way of life. In regards to the T1000, I’m really crossing my fingers on the “new way of life” part.
Hugs!
Randy
-ps: Scottie, this should teach you to not ask me to post on your blog. roflmao! Sorry, I’m easily entertained.
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You know, I almost didn’t listen, because country and I can’t abide country and western music, but I went ahead, and I’m glad I did-that was hilarious! Stupid, but hilarious! I used to set up those rockets (not that way) for the kid and his friends when they had playdates-they just loved it. I can’t believe AI was that witty, but there it is. I’m sure we’ll all be assimilated sooner or later.
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Hi Randy. As you know because we talked about it offline, Ron and I laughed so hard during the video. I am so glad you are able to find time to post stuff with your very busy schedule. I look forward to reading more of your posts. Hugs.
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