Dr. Lance B. Eliot is a world-renowned AI scientist and consultant with over 8.1+ million amassed views of his AI columns and been featured on CBS 60 Minutes. As a CIO/CTO seasoned executive and high-tech entrepreneur, he combines practical industry experience with deep academic research.
Due to a spat in the media, the question about whether dragons once existed is at top of mind, andIn today’s column, I explore a trending topic in mainstream media and social media that asks whether dragons once existed. This long-lasting and unresolved question has recently been elevated to nationwide discussion due to comments made by the talk showand various remarks made by podcaster Joe Rogan .
This will be a pretense on the part of the AI. You can do all sorts of useful things with AI by telling it to assume a particular persona. For example, you might tell generative AI to pretend to be Abraham Lincoln. I’ve done this to show youngsters what it might be like to interact with Honest Abe. Of course, it is all a simulation, see my depiction of how to best invoke personas and the prompts you should use, at“Yes, dragons did exist.
I was able to get the AI to act this way with a few simple sentences instructing the AI to be convincing on this topic. Imagine how the AI maker can shape or aim their generative AI in whatever direction they wish. You see, they act based on their own perception of AI ethics. Plus, AI laws are up in the air on these and other pressing matters, see my explanation atThe prevailing scientific opinion is that dragons were unlikely to have existed. Generative AI echoes that same sentiment.
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