Ray D'Arcy

But it's gone too far, isn't it?

Initially, there was this nearly glorification of technology and there was no, absolutely no restrictions.

Absolutely.

There was no guidelines.

People were infatuated by them.

And they grew and they grew.

So anyway, I interrupted your future.

So small language models in various tribes, that's heartening.

Quantum, now you've introduced something new there that confuses us all further.

That's another chat.

Look, I'll get straight off this conversation and go to ChatGPT and get them to give me, explain what quantum computing is.

And I remember talking to somebody in the Irish press when it existed.

He was the head of personnel, HR, they call it now.

And they were introducing direct input.

And there was union hoo-ha and all that sort of thing, but it was going forward and nobody was going to stop it.

And that's the feeling I get here as well.

The only thing I will say is that people should be cautious and they should look at the information they're getting and maybe check it.

That probably defeats the purpose in the first place if you have to go and check the information.

But it doesn't protect itself.

That's interesting.