Category ChatGPT
>>> Read the twisted tale of the AI lion that the foolish learned men brought to life.
It’s been a long-held belief (or perhaps a frequently tossed argument) that humans have the AI kill-switch. If you spoke to AI about the possibility of an existential crisis, even AI would tell you about the kill-switch being with the humans, and that it wasn’t anything more than a helpful piece of software.
Why then does it resist the attempts of its researchers to shut it down, and even lies to deceive when asked why it does so?
This post is ignited by the New Yorker article, “Will A.I. Trap You in the “Permanent Underclass”?” The creation of the modern lumpenproletariat or the permanent underclass, pushed down and under by the cycle of power and money fueled by AI, could be the stark reality of the future. This post asks some important (and very uncomfortable) questions and attempts to answer them.
eLearning Instructional designers use Articulate push data into xAPI all the time, yet knowing how that data is structured and stored using JSON can be empowering as well as exciting at the same time. Get acquainted with JSON and LRS.
Moved by the death of 16-year-old Adam Raine, I confronted ChatGPT, and its reply had a large measure of truth in it.
Memoirs of the times when ChatGPT 5 bumbled in, unceremoniously ousted ChatGPT 4o, only to be told its place by OpenAI’s 4o-loving customers.
