Coco Khan

And I'm Coco Khan.

And we dig into the mailbag to answer all your burning questions.

So look, artificial intelligence is undoubtedly one of the biggest and fastest technological changes in history, but most people still don't understand it or the risk it poses.

And with the rise of AI, have you noticed that more and more of the world feels, well, it feels fake.

Jamie's got some thoughts about that too in a new podcast for the BBC.

Everything is fake and nobody cares.

That's what it's called, not just the feeling.

Jamie, you're the busiest man in tech, it seems.

Welcome back.

It sounds like a Panic at the Disco tune, doesn't it?

Anyway, that's a deep cut for the ageing millennials.

I do want to talk to you about the substance of the book, but last week we talked about Matt Goodwin's book.

Certainly there was criticism that a lot of it had been written using ChatGPT.

There was ChatGPT in the few references at the back of the book.

You know, he got given the nickname MattGPT.

How much ChatGPT features in your book?

Are we going to find that in all the references?

great fine of course I understand your fear and I sort of share the fear but either either you just let people to their own devices with them and that's quite worrying or you try and teach them how to use it slightly better this sort of reminds me a little bit of sex education you know I mean I don't know what sex education is like now but when I was in school the teachers were very much like we'd rather you didn't okay abstinence is an option and if you want to but

If you're going to do it, this is how to do it safely.

And there's a public health tone to what you're saying, which I'm sort of frustrated even in saying this, that actually this isn't coming from public health bodies or from government agencies, really.