Yes, it's one side of AI I'm very much into seeing the developers get better in its programming. This is why I'm withholding back in using AI extensively in my content creation. If I'm not going to rewrite more than 80% of the AI generated contents, I wouldn't use it.

The next stage for AI is to build on its creativity and originality. I believe that this is what they are going to build on more in the programming of AI. If this can be done, all these issues of suing all AI companies and their AI software for copyright infringement.

I've been thinking about using Bing AI tools for a while but I'm just being discouraged because Bing isn't my thing when it comes to using a search engine. I'm still keeping an open door towards it, hopefully one day, I'll use it.

Now, the question is what was the human being doing where the AI powered machine picked him up instead of the object it was meant to pick up? I wouldn't blame the AI machine or its program in this situation but the human who put himself where the object was supposed to be.

Yes, I know about this type of technology. I've seen it used in Mission Impossible movies. If you have watched the movie franchise, you would be very familiar with it. Just like how AI works with the information it already have, the same technology only works with the data it have been given to...

Yeah, that's very understandable how such technology have been very helpful in making it easier to do things without causing any human or animal lose of life. AI can be used to do almost anything which it can be programmed to do.

I believe that AI can excel in any kind of music genre today when it's tasked to compose songs in any of it. This is because there are billions of music data in each music genre which AI have access to. It can make the work so very easy for AI to come up with a nice music written from what's...

True! The task now at hand is to get AI do so many things which they know its capable of doing, it's just for them to write the program well and have it activated for the job. AI is still a new baby in the cradle. It's still growing and it's going to go on for decades.

This is how AI have been helping me to work and get the best out from myself. It's something I've been very happy about because I know how much I used to struggle when there wasn't a computer program capable of aiding me in the ways AI do today.

True! I see the future and impact of AI in our the same way you do because it might appear that AI is very harmless now but will it stay the same way when the full power and capacity of AI have been explored? I don't think so, and that's why it's going cause a mass hysteria.

I wouldn't really call it a hallucination because what AI can be able to do is all based on what it have been given to work with. So, in terms of game's being more realistic than they used to be as a result the use of AI in game development, it's all targeted at bringing more realism to games.

At the moment, ChatGPT have been able to give me most of the things I need when I'm writing and researching. This is why I haven't bothered about using another AI tool for my writing needs. The moment I need something highly sophisticated than ChatGPT, I already know what to go for.

Exactly! It's like how I pointed out that AI will work with the data it have been fed. So, it's why I would pin it on the human who programmed the AI for such work when it fails as a result of wrong data, incomplete data or system malfunction. AI can't can't maintain its system on its own, the...

You're right my friend. This is not how AI is programmed to work and as long as AI haven't been set on that course which I don't even see how it's going to be possible even for human beings, AI can't do anything in that same regard.

It's generally what AI is programmed to do, so in essence that's meant to be its hobby. As long as there are going to more things which AI can be programmed to do on its own, it will surely add to the hobbies AI will be into.

This is the reality we all should be ready for because it's definitely going to happen sooner or later. AI is capable of doing anything which it have have programmed to do. It may take time before the programming becomes 100% stable but it's an inevitable phenomenal waiting to happen.

Yeah, that's a fact in how things are being done today with most people. We used to complain that human personal face to face communication have dropped as a result of too much dependence on social media platforms, now with AI, people are not relying on computer program to talk for them. I was...

Yeah, I did remembered that dog incident with Russia. Russia have always been know to go for the extreme in anything they are doing. The dog paid the price of science and invention. AI program like bots and the rest are here now to make the loss of any living thing minimal in these kind of research.

It wouldn't necessarily be the same thing with other recipe books out there. Do you know why it's not going to be so? With AI, it's going to work with multiple data available on food recipe books already. Even though what the AI is going to come up with isn't going to 100% unique and original...

Actually, the information is not inputed manually. The AI program is designed to seek out and gather information on its own. This is how it learns from the existing data. If AI program are meant to wait for the information it can work with to be inputed, it's not going to be very efficient the...