Welcome to episode 043 of the AI for Technical Writers podcast from the Curt Robbins & Associates Technical Writing Agency. This podcast is targeted at IT professionals and technical writers. Subscribe today to never miss a single episode! Today’s show reviews the topic of deception within AI tools and Large Language Models. Hosts Daphne and Fred share their spirited analysis of a thought-provoking and insightful article entitled "Deception in AI: Flaw or a Sign of Higher Intelligence?" by John Nosta that appeared in Psychology Today on January 5. They discuss if AI is capable of intentionally deceiving users and the nature of intelligence and how non-human intelligent computers might mimic not only the good elements of human intelligence, but also the bad (like bias and deception). Read the original article here: https://tinyurl.com/3se2kspj,
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