Dr. Alok Kanojia

How much?

So I'll ask them these questions.

How much do you use AI?

Do you customize the AI to be more effective for what you want?

So this is what's really scary is like this is what people call prompt engineering, right?

Do you train the AI to give you more effective answers?

Do you use the AI for mental health issues?

And do you find that the AI's answers are far superior to humans?

And these are four of the seven proposed risk factors for like bad outcomes from AI.

And the crazy thing is like this is the use case, right?

Like we want people to be using AI more.

The whole point is that AI is better than other people.

I'm gonna use prompt engineering.

And in my community, there's a lot of mental illness and a lot of mental struggles.

So a lot of people will use AI.

And it's really scary that like the use case

is the risk factor.

And I really think that there's a chance, I don't think AI is evil or all bad or anything like that, but I think we really could be looking at like 60 years from now, we're gonna be looking back and we're gonna be talking about AI the way that we talk about nicotine and tobacco.

So, so many people don't like what I say about AI because they like AI.

And I'm also with you.