Raw LLM Responses

As a scientist, I see the power uses and potential of AI with science and research. However, my experience with AI has not been consistent with all the hype, especially in every day life. For example, I do not see the importance of having AI modify images and videos on social media, or any other regular use of our smartphones and computers. In education, AI is too easily abused and misused by students in a way that makes students intellectually lazy when any student can have AI write their papers and do their homework for them. In industry, AI can help by making factories and assembly lines more efficient; but when they threaten to cost humans their jobs, that's going too far. Finally, the potential for self-awareness of AI in the future (or even now), combined with no largely agreed-upon coherent or definitive human plan on how to manage such a scenario, makes the present full-speed-ahead development of AI a potential threat to humanity. I propose an international commission on the development and progress of AI technology which would function as a powerful check on AI, its potential for abuse (especially by human "bad actors"), and its role in human society. By the way, I am one of the very early contributors and developers of "AI" in the form of "chat bots" and AI-human interaction, back in the late 1990's. Back then, I was one of only serveral thousands of such researchers and developers in AI worldwide. Full disclosure: Back then, I worked on a publicly funded research project on AI in online edcuation. We were the first. Honestly, we did not know what we were doing with "AI" back then, as this field of science could not even agree on a definition of "AI". I respectfully submit, we humans still do not fully understand what we are doing with this technology, and that is dangerous to human society on many levels.