George Butler

But we talk about the issues that come from having a load of, let's be real, tech bro nerds in charge.

I don't think it's an unfair statement to say that I almost guarantee the people in charge of these updates at ChatGPT love Lord of the Rings.

Yeah.

Dungeons and Dragons, yes.

Dungeons and Dragons, Lord of the Rings, they will lap that stuff up, I guarantee it.

And this is the thing, when we talk about the infiltration that the people designing this technology have on the wider society and wider culture, this is a really weird, quite funny, but also clear example of that in practice.

I am not sure.

I wouldn't be surprised if they've trained their Chachiwiti to speak like a goblin.

Great.

No, I'm pleased that I'm captivating conversation for you, James.

We will leave the goblins behind as I hope we'll chat GPT.

They'll get rid of that glitch.

Right, James, before we get on to our list of questions for the week and your big thing, you know what has been a huge hit recently?

Is it?

No, it's exactly that.

Because as we've seen over the last few weeks, sometimes when you explain things about AI, it's always got a cut through.

It's always particularly clear.

So we've used popular culture.

We've used Love Island, William Shakespeare.

We've used Star Wars to explain AI a little bit clearer.