Hello, everyone, this is Glenn. So you may have noticed some really big news in technology that Facebook has integrated artificial intelligence into all of its products. Meaning if you use Facebook or Instagram or WhatsApp, if you go to the search, you will see that you can now access their meta AI. And so you can ask a question. They can generate images. It seems to be causing a lot of
But then I was like arguing with myself because any sort of search box still uses a form of AI, just not necessarily the forms that are being created now. And I was like, well, what's the difference here and why does it bother you, Christina? And I mean, part of it I could maybe explain a little bit, but I'm not sure. I'm still wrestling with that. But I didn't realize that using that search box can also create images
Glenn Mann
@GlennPriceMann · 1:27
Hello. Thank you for listening and for responding. And I love what you said about the, you brought up the idea, like, the creative possibilities of dealing with these AI hallucinations. And I think that's pretty fascinating. I remember about a few months ago, maybe late last year, I was playing around with Google's first AI tool they released to the public called borrowed, which is sort of like the, the beta version of what they have now
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Oh, I remember that, too. The sci-fi author. I don't remember which book it was, though, but I do remember that I had mixed feelings about it, but now maybe I would be more curious than stiff arming it. The AI hallucinations kind of remind me of a childlike creativity. Like I think of creativity for any human is our, our knowledge, our lived experiences, the things that we were exposed to and all of that as our resources
phil spade
@Phil · 2:33
I went just to AI and I tried to type in what would I need to do to replace this and it came back with a step by step guide. Now, to your point, I don't know if it's exactly accurate, but it seems to be
Glenn Mann
@GlennPriceMann · 1:38
Give me a recipe for something similar to this with these ingredients, or I need a workout routine for this particular, you know, I want a six pack or I want to work on my, you know, whatever. So I think, you know, if it catches on, this could really be a game changer for meta when it comes to sort of people kind of disdain in that ecosystem of Instagram or Facebook when it comes to looking for information. But thank you for responding
MJ Brewer
@Mommas_Jungle · 3:15
Hey, this is MJ. And the widely misconstrued interpretation is that AI is taking over everything. That is not at all true. And the difference is, the people that understand the actual workings of AI know that. And at the bottom of programs like Copilot, etcetera, in small print, at the bottom of at least the notable ones, it says, in particular, with an asterisk, I believe that all of these are not factual
Glenn Mann
@GlennPriceMann · 0:34
Hello. Thank you for responding and for sharing your thoughts. And I, you know, agree with you. Your point about, you know, these are tools that we can use to assist us to make things easier for us in our productivity. Are there some dangers when it comes to people who have malicious intentions? Of course, like with any technology or tool
MJ Brewer
@Mommas_Jungle · 2:39
And I think everybody can probably relate to what I'm talking about, because this is one area where AI is not succinct with the well being of mankind. And I think that companies that overindulge in this practice should seriously reevaluate it because they need to consider their money is coming from their customers who are becoming aggravated and agitated with this overzealous practice. So I do need to add that in that there are places where AI is absolutely abused