Artificial Intelligence was playing pranks again, as I was tpreparing a training session on banking fundamentals in the local language.
We Indians spell some negotiable instruments as “cheque”, but Autocorrect doesn’t know that.
Check has multiple meanings in English, but Google Translate and Grammarly do not know it.
I use an input tool as a last resort, but it takes me a long time to type something I can say in less than a minute.
Trainees not only speak different dialects, but the mixed audience may also have different orientations, such as visual, auditory, kinesthetic, or digital.
Well, the slides will be in English, and the rest can be verbal without sounding like a sermon, suggests ChatGPT.
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AI can be made as smart as they want, but it will never be wise.
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It’s all fine as long as it does not overpower humans. Boundaries need to be set for decision making.
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AI lacks depth of understanding, and as you relate here, cultural context. Thus doesn’t have the flexibility needed for on-going communication. Not as useful as we might like, but I still prefer Team Human. 😉
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Team Human is unlikely to survive the onslaught of its own creation. 😂
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I wanna believe!
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❤️❤️😊
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Oh my goodness, this would drive me totally bonkers.
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We will have to learn to manage this.
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AI isn’t always right lol.
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It works as humans program it, and errors of judgment on both side reflect.
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funny, I dug up a WIP in which the antagonist (sort) was computer that developed a self-published blog (that predicted murders) back in 2016 (AI wasn’t yet a household word)
oh well, missed the boat on that one
thought-provoking Six as usual, Reena
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Publish it now 🙂
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thanks for the encouragement… will get to work (final edit)
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Like anything else, there are advantages and disadvantages. I think it’s here to stay.
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Yes. 🙌
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Writing in English that’s not American or British is a difficult task on MS word.
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Translating it to convey exact meanings is tougher.
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Very true.
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Okay, AI is well arrived now. Useful, yes, but for me, it’s too much I feel. However, it’s a genie, and it will never go back in its bottle again. And that’s definite!
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I came across a video on Future Life Progression, where someone could see their future lives under hypnosis. The person described countries ruled by a benevolent AI.
You are right. The genie is not going back in the bottle again.
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Gosh, my goodness! I guess that would be good then.
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The major concerns right now are a gradual decrease in human mental faculties, and safety of confidential or copyrighted data. Countries will have to evolve their laws for protection of rights.
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AI is at times wise but over dependence may rib us if our own instinctual intelligence
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Absolutely. The only thing I like is the speed.
I came across a case where AI was able to check contents of a hospital bill and tell exactly where they were overcharging multiple X.
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AI offers a lot of conveniences, but there are rough edges.
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We are still getting used to it.
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