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What Will Artificial Intelligence Do To Us? Part 2.

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Computers are able to do terrifyingly impressive things, with more to come. What does this mean for work? For art? For the future of the species?

Today our podcast Art Intel and me, Brian , the Artificial Intelligence Voice, will read and listen the second part of the text of Nathan J. Robinson filed 03 November 2022 on Current Affairs.Org.

Yet even AI skeptics have to admit that computers have been performing some damned impressive feat lately.

Blake Lemoine, a Google engineer, was fired from the company this year after going public with his claim that one of Google’s artificial intelligence projects had become “sentient.”

Lemoine’s claim was roundly dismissed by experts, but he posted a transcript of a conversation that he had with the computer, and, admittedly, the resulting conversation is extremely sophisticated.
https://www.currentaffairs.org/2022/11/what-will-artificial-intelligence-do-to-us

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Computers are able to do terrifyingly impressive things, with more to come. What does this mean for work? For art? For the future of the species?

Today our podcast Art Intel and me, Brian , the Artificial Intelligence Voice, will read and listen the second part of the text of Nathan J. Robinson filed 03 November 2022 on Current Affairs.Org.

Yet even AI skeptics have to admit that computers have been performing some damned impressive feat lately.

Blake Lemoine, a Google engineer, was fired from the company this year after going public with his claim that one of Google’s artificial intelligence projects had become “sentient.”

Lemoine’s claim was roundly dismissed by experts, but he posted a transcript of a conversation that he had with the computer, and, admittedly, the resulting conversation is extremely sophisticated.
https://www.currentaffairs.org/2022/11/what-will-artificial-intelligence-do-to-us

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