If you pick three words randomly from a dictionary, there is a chance they will make a sentence that makes sense. If you pick enough words and try enough times to put them in the right order, you could write a novel. But then can I say I can write novels? This is the truth about AI. It learns by making repeated attempts. To boil it down, it is a method of exhaustion. The proper name for current AI should be machine learning. The shortage of AI is that it can't analyze a problem. It answers a question by enumerating all the possible combinations. If we can’t find any satisfactory results from those combinations, there is nothing more AI can do. Another fact I’d like to point out is that AI can only collect information but it can’t create content like human beings do. If you ask ChatGPT how can I be a hacker, it will tell you how by listing things you should do but it’s not because it knows. It’s because someone has walked through that path and shared their experience on the Internet. To some extent, I think AI inhibits creativity. Sometimes people can be deeply dependent on it. The first thing they do when they face difficulties is to ask AI for solutions rather than try to come up with their own idea and solve the problem by themselves. This will discourage innovation and can be detrimental in the long run. Last but not least, current AI models are only experts when it comes to a specific field. It is shaped by the date, which is always in a limited amount, we feed it. I’d like to see what happens when we feed the whole Internet to one AI. Anyway, though current AI is actually machine learning it is still a huge breakthrough in technology. Favorable outcomes generated by AI will satisfy our appetite for a while.

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I read this on Reader's Digest. It says it is a funny story but I don't see why it's funny. We were playing the game Password with friends. I got the word violin, and gave my partner—my husband— this ideal clue: “Stradivarius.” My husband immediately perked up, shouting, “Clouds!”