Hayley Caronia

And I feel like

Now with dating, a lot of younger people, Gen Z and even younger, maybe Gen Alpha, they are going to chat GPT to come up with questions to ask people or text message responses and things like that, where normally people in my generation and older wouldn't even think to do something like that.

It just kind of comes naturally or you have to use your brain.

Right.

Absolutely.

I think that's the part of it, too, where it's like, well, when do we rely on, you know, Congress or something to pass bills banning certain things or regulate regulating certain things?

And I mean, I wouldn't trust them to do anything, really.

But I want to talk to you about algorithms and AI being behind algorithms, because.

They kind of seem to push out a lot of AI content, which I'm sure is no coincidence.

How do these AI models get to know the user so well?

Right.

And we just have to figure out how to consume it better, be better consumers of this AI content, which you're an expert at and I want to get to.

But I want to talk first about this bias with AI.

And it kind of seems to tell you what...

you want to hear a little bit.

And there are some flaws with this technology.

So there is a creator on TikTok.

He goes by Husk and he posts these videos and people joke that his chat bot is so sick of him.

And maybe the chat bot kind of knows that it's messing with him at this point.

I don't know.