George Butler

But somebody kind of was testing the chatbot's knowledge about coding.

And it turns out it knows a lot.

It was coming back with a whole load of code to help somebody.

So actually, probably quite a clever advanced AI chatbot.

But yeah, clearly it broke through its McDonald's parameters and into kind of the world of coding.

But look, this is what you're going to get when you are testing out these things, when you are sometimes removing real talented humans, trained, experienced humans from jobs you're replacing them with AI.

Well, you might well find that you're going to have issues.

And...

You know, maybe there's a few lessons to be learned from businesses there.

Very true.

Yes.

Oh, isn't there just?

Before we get into this, there was a tech entrepreneur, Charles Radcliffe, he's Welsh.

He's kind of set out this warning to politicians that we aren't necessarily ready for the kind of the proper impact of AI on workplaces.

And has said that AI firms should face minimum wage charges for robots.

Oh, wow.

in order to limit real job cuts, which is quite, I mean, it's quite a novel idea.

But, you know, we are seeing that jobs are being cut by companies who maybe don't fully understand the implications of what they're doing.

And perhaps having something in place that makes businesses think twice before making that action and kind of deterring them, maybe that's not a bad thing.

very yeah interesting stuff um right let's dive in with the news this week we're gonna start with the ai wars we have uh long been covering the battle between elon musk and sam altman of course uh battling over the control of open ai in a blockbuster courtroom battle james what's the latest