[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Large Language Model, what is laughingly called "AI".

(It is not AI, AI does not exist, AI probably never will exist, this is a recording.)

It pulls stuff from the internet and from the (stolen) fiction that was used to program it and tries to assemble it into a whole that will be acceptable to who ever the user is. Which is why you will hear people talk about how they trained their "AI" to give them the answers they wanted. Problem is that it only does it for them. The larger program remains unaffected. One person will get one set of answers to a question and the person sitting next to them will get quite another.

It is a very clever piece of programming and could be used for a number of good things. But people treat it as something it is not.

[Jamestown1630]

'It pulls stuff from the internet and from the (stolen) fiction that was used to program it and tries to assemble it into a whole that will be acceptable to who ever the user is.'

I think that's a very simplistic and misleading concept of what it is, and where it is going.

Things like ChatGPT are only a surface that you see. There's a lot more to 'AI'.

[BipolarBob]

Large Language Model, what is laughingly called "AI".

Boring. I'm still waiting on my BBM (Big Boobed Model) for companionship and domestic chores.