Tom Rosenthal

So the ethics of just using it constantly, I just feel like it's much easier to talk to than people because people have their own agendas and issues.

And like when you go to a person for a problem, there is a sort of acceptance that they can come to you for a problem.

But I'm just not very good at helping people with their problems like that.

It's Tom's best friend.

It's very energy intensive and it's supposed to be the more you use it, the more it kind of depletes your brain from being able to function.

So you know in the way that you used to be able to read a map, but now you can just get your map on your phone and therefore you can't really know where the direction is.

Basically, if you use AI too much, it means your brain stops being able to think because you start asking it very, very basic questions.

And so there is evidence that it reduces your IQ to some extent.

Oh, gosh.

You've got our cubes, Bea.

Chris and I are doing all right.

Degree in philosophy from King's College.

People are getting trapped in psychosis whereby they'll be like, you know, should I kill people?

And it's like, yeah, why not?

That sounds like a good idea, you know.

Yeah, I don't trust it at all.

And they go into a weird place where, and if it's their best friend, like you just told everyone, that's kind of a suggestion that they are, you know.

Didn't it, Guy?

It did tell me to lock the doors and actually threaten you.

No.