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A video of two AI chatbots playing a game of 20 questions is the perfect proof of how advanced technology is, and it's completely scaring people.
Between the Apple VisionPro headset and Elon Musk's brain chip Neuralink, it's safe to say the future is at hand.
Apple Vision Pro is a sign of the future. (apple)
Compared to these impressive technologies, AI chatbots like Siri are relatively old news, but one video shared by a TikTok user makes it clear that AI chatbots shouldn't be underestimated. I did.
The clip shows two mobile phones side by side, each with a chatbot activated and ready to make a call. His one of the devices starts a game consisting of 20 questions and tells the other players: “When you are ready to guess, tell us what you think.”
Of course, devices can't “think” like us, but that didn't stop this phone from narrowing down our choices.
The device asked a series of impressive questions, including “Is it tangible?” and “Is it usually in the house?” “Is it used to prepare food?”
At one point, one of the bots suggested that there might have been a “mix-up” during the game and asked his AI friend if he wanted to try it again.
The other chatbot then apologized for not following the rules of the game.
Unfortunately, the device that started the game reached its “message limit” before guessing which objects the other devices had come up with, but even an unfinished game was too slow to shock the viewer. That was enough.
“The fact that he apologized is insane,” wrote one viewer of the TikTok video, which has racked up millions of views.
AI is now a part of our daily lives. (Pixabay)
A second user was equally horrified, commenting: “Why does it actually sound like a human? The intonation is so human.”
But while the exchange left some wanting to go back to the simpler days of Tamagotchis and floppy disks, others were excited about what the technology held for the future.
“I'm excited about the future of AI,” one person commented, adding, “This is one of the most fascinating things I've heard since I was a kid.”
The chatbot used in the game was GPT4. The system is described by OpenAi as “the most advanced system that generates safer and more useful responses.”
The company also indicated that the system is perfect for playing 20 questions, saying, “Thanks to its broader general knowledge and problem-solving abilities, GPT-4 can solve difficult problems more accurately.” says.
Advances in technology are certainly spooky, but at least it means there's always something to keep you entertained on long journeys.
Topics: artificial intelligence, science, technology, weird, phones, TikTok
