Electronics

[raspberrygal]

[gardenman]

I worry more about people believing anything they see/hear than the AI creating the stuff. You can always pull the plug on the computers if things spiral too far out of control. 

[kaydee50]

@raspberrygal  Agree 100% and often say that myself.  I am concerned about AI.  Watch the movie "I, Robot".  That is science fiction which often becomes science fact.  Scary and hope I'm gone before it happens.

[Desertdi]

Originally, I "thought" it was a good idea when doing a "search", because it was giving more concise answers...

But NOW...I find it a lot of nonsensical "gobbledygook".

[We rescue cats]

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@gardenman wrote:

I worry more about people believing anything they see/hear than the AI creating the stuff. You can always pull the plug on the computers if things spiral too far out of control. 

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200%!!!

[kaydee50]

@gardenman  There will always be those who will refuse to "pull the plug" to the detriment of others.  AI will be so pervasive that it will be difficult to control.

[Sooner]

The horse is out of the barn.  No point in worrying about it.  I try to be aware of it and do what I can to protect myself as I do with matches and electricity.

And it is something like a lot of life out of my control so I pray about it a lot.  I believe in that.   

[Still Raining]

No I don't.  Too late.  But I seem to see more images that make me go huh?

[raspberrygal]

things can go awry with AI:

In 2017, an AI drowned itself in a water fountain. The robot, stationed in a Washington D.C shopping centre met its end in June and sparked a Twitter storm featuring predictions detailing doomsday and suicidal robots.

[chessylady]

I don't worry about it but I do not use it. I have no need for it.