We Ask ChatGPT to Vote for Us, China Changes The AI Race Overnight AND The 'AI' Slang Adopted By Kids
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Coming up on AI Hammond's Clue, people that did this study were absolute morons. Oh, brilliant.
China released a new massive AI model, Kimi K3.
Is this named after Kim Kardashian? No!
As mayor of Greater Manchester, I can only take back the idea of Yorkshire pudding for Christmas dinner.
The nation turns to AI for health advice. And chatbots aren't that good at predicting which political party you'll vote for. I'm going to ask ChatGPT who I should vote for in the next general election.
That has shocked you to your core.
It's not shocked me. You need to convince me that this story isn't a whole load of rubbish. You look angry. You look angry. Hello, welcome. This is AI Having a Clue brought to you with KPMG, the podcast where we unpack the wild world of AI. And I am tech novice George Butler.
And I am James Chandler. You're the well-hard to your Robbie Jackson.
Is that, that's EastEnders, an EastEnders reference?
Yeah, I thought you'd like that because you love a bit of EastEnders on here, don't you?
It's, I mean, that's old school EastEnders as well. My school. Well-hard. So who's well-hard? The dog. Yeah, is that me? No. You're the well-hard, you're the dog.
You're the sort of Dean Gaffney character.
And you're the dog.
Faithful companion. I like that.
Don't really know how it works in... It doesn't work. It doesn't.
I just thought in the moment it was... You know what, James?
You are my dog and welcome... I don't know if that makes sense. It's good. Welcome to the show. Hello. Welcome, welcome, welcome. How are you? I'm all right. Tell you what, for those that listened to last Friday's show, the whole World Cup stuff didn't age well, did it? Oh. What happened?
Oh.
I don't know if you caught, but a few days before the podcast came out, the day that we recorded, obviously, England crashed out. But the LLMs, who are supposed to be the future of our world, they falsely predicted the winner of the World Cup, didn't they?
Yeah.
Who did they say? France? France or Argentina. Yeah. Anyway, quite enough World Cup chat. We don't want to be dragging ourselves down. I learned something new this week. Okay. A bit of youth lingo. Oh. How the kids are speaking. Go on. So the kids are now using AI as like a verb. It's like a word of description. Really? If you say, no, that's AI, it doesn't mean that's artificial intelligence. It means it's false. It's made up. No. Yeah. So if I said to you after the show, Molly and I are going to get a beer and you're invited. Yeah. No, that's AI. You're not invited. It's false fake news.
We're getting a beer.
That's not, that's real. Really? Yeah. No, that's AI. Wow. Yeah. That's incredible, isn't it? It's entered into the lingo. And interesting how it's become a negative thing. It's got negative connotations to it.
Particularly with young people who we know are not loving AIT much.
Yeah, so just to keep you up to date with the kids. Thanks.
You are my pipeline to the youth of today.
You know, there's a big issue when I'm your pipeline to the youth of today. Right, coming up on the show today, we are tackling all the latest news from the world of AI. Of course, James has got a big thing for us, and we tackle one of your listener questions. We're going to dive in. There's plenty of news to get into. And we're going to start with China, because... China! Was that Donald Trump?
Yeah, good, butter.
That was alright, wasn't it? Go on, do your one. Jaina.
Yeah, okay.
Okay. Sorry, last. I said we weren't going to talk about the World Cup. It was funny, wasn't it? When he was trying to stick around for the trophy.
Get off. Just a gentle pat. Off you go. Did you see Marino? Do the dance. Do the dance. Right in front of him.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–12:30
2
What is Kimi K3 and why does China’s 2.8 trillion-parameter model matter?
12:30–17:16
3
How does open-source distribution change who can use powerful Chinese AI models?
17:16–26:33
4
How are people using ChatGPT and LLMs for health advice and what does the YouGov data show?
26:33–39:41
Speakers
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