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​@kavinho respectfully this shows a huge lack of understanding of AI as it currently stands and is dangerous as it perpetuates inefficient fear by saying "ouuuh AI big unknown big scary" instead of pointing the finger in the right direction which is "human is scary. aI is human made" I have been working directly and indirectly with AI for the last I want to say 6 years now... What is AI at this stage? It's a complex series of code made by a small group of people retooled and repackaged by a bunch of other companies that are basically using 1 of maybe 5, being generous, active models? Chatgpt being one of the big ones of course. These AI models, all they really do is take written information from you the person messaging it, and everyone else that writes to it, mixed with effectively the insane amount of online and offline data it's been fed since it's inception, and then it digest it, analyses it, cross references it to then spit it back out to you as a response. The danger isn't that AI will rise up and take over. Not at this stage. That's some Sci Fi ridiculousness, and I love sci Fi. What it CAN do, right now, is misinform, take targeted results that are heavily biased towards a white male American (because the creators are white and male and therefore fed it that perspective), which can lead to... Well... Not always intended misinformation but very specific types of information from that perspective. The real dangers we are noticing is people that were mentally unwell counting on the AI for mental health because mental health in the US and other places is too expensive, leading to false diagnosis, because effectively it's like asking google to diagnose you, or worse, asking a toddler to read all of the internet and try to find logical answers to your problem. So yes it might give you the right info most of the time but it doesn't have the benefit of human critical thinking and emotional considerations. Not at this stage. All to say it won't become a robot and take over the world, but it will, and it has, led to people's brains being less critical, more easily influenced by a very specific perspective, all while drying up natural ressources to feed it's growing datacenters