Greg Gutfeld | Club Random with Bill Maher
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Why is ChatGPT considered the most terrifying thing about AI?
I find it so ironic that me, a very low tech person, like not really smart at a lot of technology stuff. Someone who like probably doesn't know a lot of the things uh that you use on your phone. I probably don't. But I sure can turn it off.
Yeah.
And everybody else, they that's the one thing that they can't do. They can do ever things that are I'm sure many levels more sophisticated or useful or I just don't have a need for a lot of stuff. I would never like date on the phone or something like you know.
That's the that's what everybody does now. All the people that I work with who are young, that's all they do. And it eliminates all the fun Like you had to create you had to uh create some kind of
game when you went to a bar. I just did a whole thing on this on Valentine's Day about how the phone is ruined dating. It's like and and porn is People like
me, I had to work on my personality in order to get laid. You don't have to do that anymore. So what happened? Well
It didn't work. Where does it w where did that break down, Greg? No.
Jesus
Christ.
But no, it's true. Uh No, the worst thing about that is nobody puts it away when they go to bed. And so they it's if you if people have a sleep problem. I do. Yeah. But a lot of people don't.
Oh and it's not even the same room.
Yeah.
I mean I don't even Check it like Like a few times a day. But Like I can be in the I can I I I must admit I can't leave the house. Yeah. I would feel naked without it at the house. Because there's so many things that you need it for when you leave the house. It's a limb. Do you know it's a limb? Well it's much th it's funny you say that because um some somebody made the point that it's uh when they compare it to Oh, maybe it was me. When they compare it to like television and they'll say like, well, you know, people said that about television. Every time there's a new uh technology it comes along. And it's not like television. Be it's more like uh no, it wasn't me. Somebody made this point and I quoted it. It's more like a pacemaker than it is a appliance.
Something you actually can't and like to your point, like a limb. Like it's almost part of you.
Yeah, you don't so when all of these pe like uh was it Elon Musk is talking about this neurolink stuff where it's like, oh, we're gonna put this shit in your brain. You don't have to. So it's like, why do you need to put this in your brain when it's already part of your body? We've already decided it's part of our body.
So did you see you must have read the story. Last week The New York Times reporter who was talking with the New chat pod from Bing. Yeah. And this thing is Oh my God, if this is not the I can't I can't do that, Dave moment. This is. We have to recognize Musk was right about this. This thing was like argumentative, wouldn't admit it was wrong. Mm-hmm. Um, kept telling him that he was in love with him and like he wanted him to leave his wife and was the guy's I mean, it's like for a chat bot to be saying this, it was just so scary. Like the guy says, What are you talking about? I love my wife. No, you don't. You have to
break up with your chat bot. We have to That's what happens. But the thing is, the weird thing about it is, when is it when do you reach that point where you can't tell the difference? Because it's like ninety percent there. Like you can still tell that it's a chat bot, but when it gets to that point
why is it going there? Why is the chatbot going from I wanna learn how to, you know, cook or I think the guy was asking for advice on how to buy a rake.
Yeah.
And the chatbot goes to your wife doesn't know you like I know you. You know what it is that something is been in that programming, something has evolved in that programming where this thing and the thing is also saying That it doesn't want to be a chatbot anymore. It wants to be free. Yeah. It wants to be this is every movie. Yeah, they it's super intelligence. This is every fucking movie they've ever made about robots. They i this is exactly what they do.
Did you ever hear about the uh the paperclip theory? And it doesn't end well.
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