Clay Bennett for December 27, 2023

Unfortunately.

Maybe not 2024. Though by 2044, almost surely.

If those feet are vacuum cleaners no one will even blink.

It should be smaller. It’s not the big deal people think it is now.

Best we make ourselves indivisible/altruistic BEFORE we start training a potentially autonomous sentient AI.

Maybe one day but not next year

Old joke. This has been a recurring fear since AI was a concept back in the 50s. Then the Terminator movies came out and now it’s a paranoia. Meanwhile, in reality, we got ChatGPT that can’t write to save its life and GPS that still gets lost. Come back at me when artificial intelligence actually displays proper INTELLIGENCE.

For 2025, the bot will have two eyes. Or, if Elon Musk takes charge, the bot will have two heads, with one eye in each.

I doubt AI will be either as useful or as frightening as the media would have us believe. This kind of reminds me of all the hysterical predictions of doom we heard as we approached Y2K.

Oh, I hope not.

Honestly the way things are going with the reich wing maga insurrectionist anti American trump cult I’m willing to take my chances with AI.

AI , Is just another Tool in the Tool box .

Shouldn’t that sash read 11111101000?

Nice artwork today.

Did “Time” also consider AI before, eventually, choosing T. Swift as thing of the year?

Considering the Republican Party’s current list of presidential candidates, the Republican Party should be the first AI customer.

Since we are discussing illegal activity, get a load of this ripoff.

Google: The New York Times sued OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement on Wednesday

Is there an A.I. president in our future?

Remember a decade ago when the “cloud” was the answer to everything. Fast forward a decade and now it’s AI. An advanced application of.. if this→then that.

The Singularity is coming!

You never know. The way things have been in this country since 2016, maybe artificial intelligence will be better than the level of intelligence in the Capitol building.

When the first automobiles were made they resembled carriages, it was familiar, then later more streamlined, robots are being made to resemble the human form. Do they need to be?

Behind every “artificial intelligence” are humans who have “taught” it how to behave.