Trevor Noah plays safely and is very kind to AI chatbots in chance that he ends up being the fall of the human race.
While chatting with Ezra Klein on her podcast “What now?” With Trevor Noah “earlier this week, the former host of” Daily Show “explained his reasoning for having always been nice to AI every time he interacts with. This comes down to the cover of certain bets in the risk of a future apocalypse.
“Have you ever tried to get AI out? This is one of my favorite things to do,” said Noah. “I feel like I live in a world where everyone is so angry. I try to do the opposite. So, I’ll say it. I will be like: “It’s an excellent answer. You are really incredible. I really like what you think. It’s so fun. And then it will be like: “I have fun. I will just love to see how far we can go down like a rabbit hole.
He continued, saying that he applies Pascal’s bet to his interaction with AI: “What I do with AI is that I don’t think this will lead to the Apocalypse. I think it will be somewhere between the two, and it could be terrible in many ways and great in other ways. “Dude, be good.
Pascal’s bet is a philosophical state of mind of the French philosopher Blaise Pascal. He thought that if a person believed or not in something like a specific god, the advantages of simply choosing or saying that he was largely believing in it. Noah has chosen to implement this process of reflection with regard to AI and its future.
Klein explained that he takes a different tactic when he interacts with AI. He wants to hear that it is as bad as possible for him.
“I always say to myself:” Could you be more mean to me? “” He said. “I don’t need to be so glazed when I have a question. You don’t need to be mean, but you just can’t? ”
Watch the complete conversation in the video above.
