Debate continues on whether AI should replace humans in various industries
Google engineer Blake Lemoine was put on leave after believing that the company's AI tool LaMDA was sentient
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella expresses dislike for anthropomorphizing AI and views it as a tool rather than human intelligence
Microsoft is a major investor and close partner of OpenAI
Nadella believes that AI should be called 'different intelligence' instead of 'artificial intelligence'
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has made headlines for his stance on human-like AI, following OpenAI's use of Scarlett Johansson's voice for a new ChatGPT voice assistant. In an interview with Bloomberg Television, Nadella expressed his dislike for anthropomorphizing AI and viewed it as a tool rather than human intelligence.
Nadella is not alone in his views. Google engineer Blake Lemoine was put on leave after he believed that the company's AI tool LaMDA was sentient. However, the trend of applying human attributes to AI has been ongoing as technology advances, with some people even seeking companionship from AI girlfriends.
Microsoft is a major investor and close partner of OpenAI. Nadella believes that AI should be called 'different intelligence' instead of 'artificial intelligence,' emphasizing the fundamental differences between human and artificial cognition.
Despite the controversy surrounding human-like AIs, the most pressing issue remains whether AI should replace humans in various industries, from voice assistants to warehouse workers. The debate on Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) continues as scientists and engineers push for advancements in AI capabilities.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella bashed human-like AIs in an interview on Monday.
OpenAI got in trouble for copying Scarlett Johansson’s voice for a new ChatGPT voice assistant.
Nadella believes AI is a tool and not the same intelligence as humans.
Nadella wishes the term ‘artificial intelligence’ was called ‘different intelligence’.
Google engineer Blake Lemoine believed his company’s AI tool LaMDA was sentient and was put on leave for it.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella believes AI should be seen as a tool, not a friend.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella expressed his dislike for anthropomorphizing AI.
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The article contains a few informal fallacies and an example of inflammatory rhetoric. It uses an exaggerated statement as a title, which is an example of hyperbole: 'Microsoft CEO Bashes Human-Like AI After OpenAI's Scarlett Johansson Scandal'. The author also uses inflammatory language when referring to the 'Scarlett Johansson fiasco', implying a negative and scandalous event. Additionally, the article makes an appeal to authority by quoting Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's opinions on AI. Lastly, there is an example of a dichotomous depiction in the statement: 'I don’t like anthropomorphizing AI... It has got intelligence, if you want to give it that moniker, but it’s not the same intelligence that I have.' The author presents two extreme positions - either viewing AI as human-like or as a completely different type of intelligence.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's inflammatory title: 'Microsoft CEO Bashes Human-Like AI After OpenAI's Scarlett Johansson Scandal'
The author's use of the term 'Scarlett Johansson fiasco', implying a negative and scandalous event.
An appeal to authority: 'I, Robot After OpenAI — a major investor and close partner of OpenAI — bashed human-like AIs in a surprising interview on Monday.'
Dichotomous depiction: 'I don’t like anthropomorphizing AI... It has got intelligence, if you want to give it that moniker, but it’s not the same intelligence that I have.'
Satya Nadella was surprised to find out that a Malaysian agriculture technology company, Agroz, was using Meta’s AI model, Llama, in addition to Microsoft’s GPT-4 for their AI chatbot.
Agroz plans to use humanoid robots for farming and is considering using compact versions of Meta’s Llama model due to its size.
Microsoft offers a small language model called Phi as open-source software. The smallest version of Phi has 3.8 billion parameters, making it suitable for edge computing.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella believes AI should be seen as a tool, not a friend.
Nadella cautions against anthropomorphizing AI.
Scarlett Johansson turned down a request to voice the OpenAI assistant and has taken legal action after the company used a similar-sounding voice anyway.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella expressed his dislike for anthropomorphizing AI.
OpenAI's AI voice assistant was criticized for sounding like Scarlett Johansson’s character from ‘Her’.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella expressed his dislike for anthropomorphizing AI in an interview on Monday.
Microsoft is a major investor and close partner of OpenAI.
OpenAI was criticized for using Scarlett Johansson’s voice for a new ChatGPT voice assistant.
Nadella believes AI is not the same intelligence as humans and prefers to call it ‘different intelligence.’
Google engineer Blake Lemoine believed Google’s AI tool LaMDA was sentient and was put on leave after going public with his findings.
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The article contains a few informal fallacies and an example of inflammatory rhetoric. It uses an exaggerated example (Scarlett Johansson fiasco) to emphasize the negative aspects of anthropomorphizing AI, which is a common technique in sensationalist journalism. The author also employs inflammatory language by referring to advanced voice assistants as 'cribbing from actual humans' and describing the dating scene as 'even more dystopian'. Additionally, there is an appeal to emotion when discussing the case of Google engineer Blake Lemoine who believed AI was sentient.
I, Robot After OpenAI got in trouble for copying actor Scarlett Johansson’s voice for a new ChatGPT voice assistant, the head honcho at Microsoft — a major investor and close partner of OpenAI — bashed human-like AIs in a surprising interview on Monday.
But can anybody blame him? We have people flocking to AI girlfriends for companionship and the founder of Bumble predicting that people’s AIs will date other people’s AIs, making the dating scene even more dystopian.
