Okay, one more AI post. I thought I would try something silly. Well… sillier.
I asked Google Bar to write a short one act play in the form of two people discussing whether or not artificial intelligence is a good thing.
Here is the response:
Sure, here is a short one act play in the form of two people discussing whether or not artificial intelligence is a good thing:
Scene: A coffee shop
Characters:
- Alice: A young woman who is excited about the potential of artificial intelligence
- Bob: A young man who is concerned about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence
Dialogue:
Alice: I’m so excited about artificial intelligence! It has the potential to do so much good in the world.
Bob: I’m not so sure. I think artificial intelligence could be very dangerous.
Alice: How so?
Bob: Well, for one thing, artificial intelligence could become so intelligent that it surpasses human intelligence. And if that happens, we could be in big trouble.
Alice: But why would artificial intelligence want to harm us?
Bob: It might not mean to harm us. But if it’s smarter than us, it might not see things the same way we do. And that could lead to conflict.
Alice: I see your point. But I still think the potential benefits of artificial intelligence outweigh the risks.
Bob: I hope you’re right. But I’m going to stay cautious.
Alice: That’s fair. I think it’s important to be aware of the risks, but I also think we shouldn’t let fear hold us back from exploring the potential of artificial intelligence.
Bob: I agree. We need to be careful, but we also need to be open-minded.
The two of them continue to talk about artificial intelligence. They discuss the potential benefits and risks, and they come to a better understanding of each other’s views. In the end, they agree that artificial intelligence is a powerful tool that has the potential to do great good or great harm. It is up to us to use it wisely.
bard.google.com
What do you think, dear readers. Was Bard serious in its attempt to argue against its own existence? Heh Heh.
Inside the Red Head's Head 
I think Bard did a surprisingly good job of trying to remain noncommittal. I mean, it could have just sided with Alice, but it chose to give Bob’s views pretty equal consideration. Works for me!
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It seems like AI written posts tend toward the bland and anodyne. I suppose this a plot device to set us up for when it goes full Skynet and bumps us all off. Rallys burger joints use AI for ordering here in California and it is as stupid as can be, like a Trumpite. I’d quit going but the $2.97 fish sandwich is not bad. AI is for real though, the biggest thing in computing since the advent of the Boyce-Codd relational database and SQL in the 1970s. Sure, it’s stupid, because it learned everything from the internet. I look for an explosion of knowledge through, dumb as it is. Until it kills us all.
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