Hayley Caronia

You don't know anything.

So I think this chat bot or chat GPT or open AI, whatever, they are trying to kind of combat that by being like, we'll always have an answer for you, whether the answer is right or wrong.

Yeah, it's almost human-like that it's flawed.

And that's my question.

Is it because humans are creating this technology, so therefore the technology is imitating human nature?

Because to your point about them being programmed to be sort of like friends, companions, some people are entering into romantic relationships with their chatbots.

What is your reaction to that?

Absolutely.

Yeah.

And I feel like, and you might not know the answer to this question, and I'm sure if you don't, you'll tell me because you won't lie to me.

But I feel like this kind of goes into a dark place.

AI can be a tool that is used for evil.

And we're seeing, especially on X with the Grok AI platform within the X platform, people are using a lot of photos of people and turning it into

sexual child sexual abuse material or pornographic material this actually happened to a friend of mine she posted a photo of herself and someone on the x platform used grok and turned it into something sexual and you know she was saying to me well this is horrible like i have i have sons i don't want them to see this and it's it's not me like i didn't consent to this and i'm not i

I'm not saying that you have the answer to this question, but it seems like the blame has to fall on someone, right?

Is it the social media platform?

Is it the AI creator?

Is it the person who made the technology?

Is it the person who used this technology for evil?

I mean, I feel like we have this conversation a lot when it comes to social media of content that gets into the hands of kids and