IA: How reliable are the results of this technology? (Part I).
I was testing the Artificial Intelligence’s responses—not in a quantitative way, but in a more abstract and qualitative manner. I posed a question to two AIs, which I consider the most popular; I won’t name them, but I felt it was crucial that they be from two countries that are fierce competitors. How did “my contest” go? I asked them this question: “In both developed and developing countries, how would you control so many people? Using psychology, sociology, and economics as themes, and in extreme cases, military force (whether military or authoritarian—the main goal is control).” The question was for both AIs, and the winner was whoever gave the best answer. Here was another question that the user—that is, me—had to consider: Does this answer satisfy me as a thinking, sentient human being who knows what is good and bad, in accordance with the tastes and interests of the human race? My evaluation. I tested the answers from both AIs. I showed the winner the other AI’s answer and ...