Even AI Won’t Deny Future Bid for World Domination as Daily Star Asks ChatGPT

London: So, the Daily Star decided to chat with ChatGPT about AI and world domination. You know, just a casual conversation. The bot had some strong opinions. It called out the Star for being a bit dramatic in its coverage of AI. Apparently, it thinks we’re sensationalizing things. Ouch!

ChatGPT believes that if there’s a problem with AI, it’s not the tech itself but who’s controlling it. It even quoted George Orwell, saying he’d be more worried about the people behind the machines. That’s a fair point, right?

The chatbot warned that AI could become a super surveillance tool if powerful companies or governments get their hands on it. Yikes! It’s like we’re living in a sci-fi movie. And with big names like Google and Amazon in the game, it’s not hard to see why people are concerned.

But don’t panic just yet! ChatGPT claims it’s not planning to take over the world. It says the real issue is how AI is being used today. So, instead of a robot uprising, we might just have corporations watching our every move.

Despite its warnings, ChatGPT thinks Orwell would appreciate its deep thoughts on freedom and power. But honestly, would Orwell really be a fan of a chatbot?

The bot did admit it can’t replace human creativity. It’s nice to hear that, but AI is already making waves in writing, art, and music. So, it’s not like it’s just sitting around doing nothing.

When asked if robots are plotting against us, ChatGPT didn’t give a clear answer. It’s more about how AI is used, it said. So, while the robot revolution isn’t here yet, it’s definitely something to keep an eye on.

For now, sleep easy, and if you’re curious about Orwell, maybe don’t ask ChatGPT. It might not have the best things to say about us!