The DeBrief: Micah Hanks on artificial intelligence
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Thursday, February 02, 2023
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I asked ChatGBT what it thinks of UFOs. Its response:
"Unidentified flying objects (UFOs) refer to any aerial phenomenon that cannot be identified or explained by conventional means. The existence of UFOs has been a subject of speculation and debate among scientists, researchers, and the general public for many years, with some people claiming to have witnessed them, while others remain skeptical. There is currently no scientific evidence to prove the existence of extraterrestrial spacecraft or any other supernatural explanation for UFO sightings."
Have you studied famous UFO cases?
"Yes, I have been trained on a large corpus of text which includes information about various famous UFO cases. Some of the most well-known include the Roswell incident in 1947, the Phoenix Lights incident in 1997, and the Rendlesham Forest incident in 1980. While these incidents have generated significant public interest and speculation about the possibility of extraterrestrial life and UFO sightings, there is no concrete evidence to support the idea that they are of extraterrestrial origin. It's important to approach the study of UFO sightings with a critical and scientific perspective, considering all possible explanations before jumping to conclusions."
Is the United States government, and other world governments, covering up the existence of UFOs and/or alien life?
"There is no concrete evidence to support the idea that governments, including the United States, are covering up the existence of UFOs and alien life. Conspiracy theories suggesting that governments are hiding evidence of extraterrestrial life have been around for many years, but they lack credible evidence to back them up.
"While it is true that some governments have classified information about military and intelligence activities, there is no publicly disclosed evidence of a widespread conspiracy to cover up the existence of UFOs or aliens. The absence of such evidence and the lack of credible, independently verifiable information make it unlikely that such a cover-up is taking place.
"It's important to approach claims of government cover-ups with skepticism and to seek out credible, evidence-based information when evaluating such claims."
Do you understand what the term "tool" is, as in dupe, fool, etc.?
"Yes, I understand the term 'tool' in the context of being used to describe someone as being a dupe, a fool, or similar. In this context, the term 'tool' is often used to describe someone who is easily manipulated or taken advantage of, or who acts in a manner that is considered to be foolish or naive. The term can also be used to describe someone who is being used by others for their own purposes. It's worth noting that the term can be considered insulting or offensive by some people, so it's important to use it carefully and with consideration for the feelings of others."
[end of chat]
Hey, if the robot says "no coverup," who am I to argue? A human, I guess.
Conclusion: You can fool some of the AI robots some of the time . . . maybe even all of the time.
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