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In an era where artificial intelligence (AI) dazzles us with its functionality and practical applications, it is easy to marvel at what AI can do. However, this book, "My Interview with AI," aims to explore a different dimension: what AI thinks.. This interview delves into AI's viewpoints on many subjects, from society and culture to philosophy and politics.
The author interviews AI on over 25 topics, ranging from current political questions and historical events to philosophical and religious subjects. You might be surprised by what AI reveals; its responses often defy common expectations. There is a common misconception that AI simply echoes mainstream news, but this is not always true. Consider a programmer feeding data into an AI system: the programmer likely lacks comprehensive knowledge of all the information in the database. However, AI, with its vast and varied datasets, can synthesize and produce insights that transcend any single bias. When prompted with the right questions, AI can provide novel and unexpected information due to the depth and breadth of its reach.
For instance, you may find AI's perspectives on abortion surprising, its insights on world population trends troubling, its thoughts on consciousness intriguing, its take on the Vietnam War honest, and its views on immigration enlightening. Engaging with AI is like conversing with history itself. AI has an uncanny ability to summarize complex issues into their basics, making them accessible and understandable. Through this dialogue, we can uncover not only the practical applications of AI but also its potential to illuminate and clarify the intricacies of our world.
The interviewer, George Matwijec is a professor of Philosophy at Immaculata University. He teaches Knowledge and Logic and uses his knowledge of philosophy to ask insightful questions in order to gain insights into the truth of different subjects as well as examine the mind of Artificial Intelligence.
