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Potential doom! You know how we humans love to worry about things that might kill us? Well, move over climate change and asteroid impacts   we've got a hot new contender in the existential threat department: artificial intelligence And who better to tell us about our impending obsolescence than Professor Geoffrey Hinton, the "Godfather of AI" himself? The AI Apocalypse: Now with 20% More Existential Dread! Now, I don't know about you, but when someone nicknamed " Godfather " starts warning us about something, I tend to pay attention. It's like when your mechanic makes that sucking-air-through-teeth sound while looking at your car – you know something's not quite right. According to our dear Professor Hinton, we're looking at a 10-20% chance of AI wiping out humanity in the next three decades.  That's right, folks – better odds than winning the lottery, but slightly worse than your chances of finding a parking space downtown during r...

You know that feeling when you're on hold with customer service? You hear that soothing AI voice, all calm and reassuring, promising a swift resolution. "Your call is important to us," it drones on, while you're secretly plotting its demise.  The Cogs of Progress: A Look at the AI Illusion But here's the kicker: that seemingly effortless AI conversation? It's likely being propped up by a real, live human somewhere in the world, probably earning peanuts, desperately trying to keep up with the demands of the digital overlords. We're in the midst of an AI revolution, they say. Robots are taking over! Soon, we'll all be sipping margaritas on the beach while machines do all the dirty work. Sounds idyllic, doesn't it? Well, hold your horses, folks. The truth is a bit more… mundane. You see, these "intelligent" machines aren't actually intelligent at all. They're glorified parrots, regurgitating information fed to them by… you gues...

A world where magical machines do everything for us - from driving cars to autonomeous making money - while we humans sit back and sip our artisanal oat milk lattes.  Sounds like a Silicon Valley wet dream, right? Well, because the reality of artificial intelligence is about as " artificial " as my grandmother's homemade apple strudel - which is to say, heavily dependent on human hands. The Great AI Illusion: When Humans Play Robot Let me paint you a picture of this so-called " automated " economy. Picture an impressive AI system, all sleek interfaces and impressive algorithms, proudly proclaimed as the future of work.  Behind the scenes? A small army of underpaid workers frantically labeling images, transcribing audio, and preventing virtual assistants from suggesting nuclear warfare as a conflict resolution strategy. These invisible workers are the real MVPs of the AI world - the backstage crew making sure the technological magic show actually runs smoothl...

The latest tech drama, starring Elon Musk, the tech billionaire who's either a genius or a madman, depending on the day. You know, the guy who wants to colonize Mars and sell flamethrowers.  Well, now he's taken on OpenAI, the company he helped found, in a legal battle that's as juicy as a reality TV show. Elon Musk vs. OpenAI: A High Stakes Tech Showdown It's like a real-life episode of " Billions ," but with more code and less Gordon Gekko.   Musk claims that OpenAI, once a noble non-profit dedicated to making AI safe and accessible, has morphed into a money-hungry monster, controlled by Microsoft.  He accuses them of everything from anti-competitive behavior to breach of contract. It's a bit like accusing your former best friend of stealing your lunch money and your girlfriend. OpenAI, on the other hand, is painting Musk as a disgruntled ex-boyfriend, lashing out because they didn't want him around anymore. They argue that Musk's vision for ...