Carmi Levy

Exactly.

I'll play with it for the purposes of research.

But beyond that, I find it really creepy because they do a really good impression of a human, but we know full well that they aren't.

And of course, the more time you spend with one, the more likely they are to go off the rails and do things that are unpredictable.

And also, the more time you spend with it, the more data it collects on you.

And Lord only knows where that information is going.

It's probably going back into training the AI bot and also being shared in ways that we cannot control.

So, you know, no thank you.

It sounds like a fun thing to sit in a cafe and chat with an AI bot, but the security implications of that, let alone the mental health and psychological implications of it are just too frightening to behold.

And it kind of makes me wonder who would actually willingly go out into public and be seen doing this.

Certainly not me.

I would wear a disguise.

My worry is like 25 years ago, I had a cousin who met someone online on an online dating site.

And she was like the weirdo in the family.

Like, how could you go online to go on a date?

How could you meet someone using the internet?

That is the weirdest thing in the world.

Unfortunately, there was nothing weird about her.

Now that's where most people meet.

Yeah.