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Open AI: Fears and benefits rising from this part 2


In the earlier part of the discussion we discussed the how dangerous could AI pose in the future. We saw that there will not be much difference from the past with newer dangers newer technologies could pose. We already have good policemen everywhere to stop anything before it turns ugly, and also how if it gets into bad hands how bad and much uglier it will be for the people and the society as in the cases of communist run countries and the dictators.

We anything to evolve naturally will be best thing to do, but that will not always be the case. The yardstick of caution we can take is to educate the people on newer technologies and about newer things. The best and the good education must not be only for the privileged. In order to do that it is not alone enough to open newer libraries. Education must be taken to the people. We need a revolution to stop people destroying our education system.

In the same vein we shall see what is a chatbot?

We can put it as a smaller version of AI with limited ability and capabilities unlike Open AI or ChatGPT. Anyone can their hands on to it and anyone with some knowledge of computing can have an app that will give you this thing called chatbot. Before going into the details you can get a chatbot by downloading an app in your smart phone or mobile phone. The app on starting will talk to you with a female or a male image. The app will let you to select the male or female. You can use your creativity to change the dress, the colour of the image eyes, the colour of the hair etc. It will let you become creative and once your are ready you can start chatting with the female or the male image like a person you will chat in a room or one to one.

ChatBot is only a simplified form of AI. You can find it for yourself whether the app has been useful or not. With this I am concluding post and the discussion of the fears and benefits of AI could pose to us now and in the future.


 

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