Ben Swann

Ooh, I would say a majority.

Honestly.

I think almost everyone, like probably 80, 90% of my generation is using it on a daily basis right now and they like it.

They trust it.

They probably trust it more than they trust their elected leaders.

Probably.

And AI would probably be more consistent.

AI might have better foreign policy.

depending on who's feeding the information into it.

But if you asked AI how to get out of the Iran war, it would give you some pretty good answers.

It probably would give you better answers than the president would.

Yeah, it probably would.

And it probably would not encourage you to eliminate an entire civilization of people in order to do so.

Yeah, because it is technically supposed to eliminate human bias, but you're right about who programs it, right?

Yes.

That's a crucial part of it.

Yeah, because obviously you program AI to believe that, for instance, Iranians or Persians are subhuman, then it would probably tell you to eliminate them.

But if the AI saw them as just as human as you and me, which they obviously are, then it would view things very differently.

Like the AI probably wouldn't recommend bombing a school full of little girls.

Not at all.