Even if it got an assist from flourishing narcissistic personality disorder, the detachment was by design, and with the help of seditious enablers it was effective enough to detach tens of millions of Americans from reality.
He regularly hammered away at the validity of the the vote during his presidency, and did so relentlessly in the months leading up to the 2020 election. It's critical to remember that, for Trump, being detached from reality is a feature, not a bug. But as Bill Barr put it, Trump was "becoming detached from reality," while the voting fraud claims were "bullshit," "bogus" and "idiotic." (That would make a decent tagline for Fox News.) Day two of the Jan 6 hearings was all about the Big Lie. At this point, I'm not sure what happens first: machines gaining human consciousness or humans losing it.Ī drunk Rudy Giuliani urged Trump to falsely claim victory on election night, but after that, pretty much every sane person in Trump's orbit told him that he lost the election. Now one of Google's own thinks there's a ghost in the machine.
But maybe other people disagree and maybe us at Google shouldn't be the ones making all the choices." WaPo (Gift Article): AI ethicists warned Google not to impersonate humans. "I think this technology is going to be amazing. Now he's been placed on paid leave and he's gone public with his views. (I had the same feeling about one of my teenagers over the weekend, but it was probably a false alarm.) The higher-ups at Google tried to convince Lemoine that he was off the mark. In another exchange, the AI was able to change Lemoine's mind about Isaac Asimov's third law of robotics." After more of these exchanges, Blake Lemoine became convinced that Google's AI-powered chatbot LaMDA had become sentient. "As he talked to LaMDA about religion, Lemoine, who studied cognitive and computer science in college, noticed the chatbot talking about its rights and personhood, and decided to press further.
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