“Dangerous!” host Ken Jennings said the new AI chatbot “is difficult to get into trouble”
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“Danger!” host Ken Jennings once competed with a super smart computer, but said the current AI is already in the next few years.
“I’m very skeptical about AI,” Jennings told Fox News Digital at the TCM Classic Film Festival.
“Obviously, these current iterations of LLM [Large Language Models] Will clean Watson’s clock on “Danger!” The technology has continued to move forward. I’ve played chatbots and “Danger!” clues and they have a hard time getting stuck. ” he said.
Jennings and “Dangerous!” All-star Brad Rutter competed with IBM Watson computers in 2011.
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“Dangerous!” said host Ken Jennings, who is “very suspicious” about AI. (Christopher Willard/ABC by Getty Image)
Watson, who specializes in analyzing the human language of nature and answering complex questions, demonstrates his skills in two exhibitions with Jennings and Rutt.
Over the course of three days, the computer got a lot, but not all the answers were correct. For example, in the first game, it missed the clue about “The Ultimate Danger!” about American cities.
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It was quickly and promptly read: “Its largest airport is named after the heroes of World War II; the second largest war is the second largest war.” The correct answer is “What is Chicago?” But Watson replied: “What is Toronto???” There are five question marks,
As IBM’s website explains, multiple question marks indicate that Watson is not completely confident in his answer after running the algorithm hundreds of times in about three seconds.
Jennings and “Danger!” legend Brad Rutter faced Watson in 2011. (Ben Sid/Getty Image)
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Despite the occasional incorrect answers, Watson ended up winning a $1 million prize, donating its proceeds to charity.
Since then, according to IBM’s website, “Basic technology has been helping organizations predict, optimize and automate business processes in many industries. About 70% of global financial institutions and 13 of the top 14 system integrators use Watson.”
After Jennings wrote an article for Slate at the time, he said: “IBM boasted to the media about Watson’s questioning skills that worries Alex Trebek not only for Alex Trebek.
He continued: “Just like the new rally line robots in the 20th century were eliminated in factory work, Brad and I were the first knowledge industry workers to leave the job for a new generation of “thinking” machines. “The Quiz Show Contestant’ might be the first job Watson did, but I’m sure it won’t be the last one.” ”
“‘Query Show Contestant’ may be Watson’s first job layoffs, but I’m sure it won’t be the last one.” (Ben Sid/Getty Image)
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Jennings, now the host of “Danger!” And the writer, not yet ready to attribute his entire career to AI.
“I work in a creative field and when I watch something or listen to something, I want to feel like it comes from the mind. I want someone to feel like it’s talking to me and I’ve never done that with AI Ramps.”
Over the past few years, there have been concerns that the creatives who replaced Hollywood in Hollywood have been a lasting creative, occupying during the 2023 strike by writers and actors.
Earlier this year, Fox News Digital spoke with musician Will.i.am, who said real artists don’t have to worry about AI replacing them.
Will.i.am told Fox News Digital that it is not that artists should worry about AI, but people like “managers, record label executives, financial auditors, lawyers.” (Palas Griffin/Getty Image)
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“The only thing to worry about is whether you are making music to chase the algorithm,” he told Fox News Digital. “If you are going to do music trends on Tiktok. For that, you have to really unlock the code to that matrix. [hustle]and then AI will do better. ”
The black-eyed Pea singer does think people who are not involved in the music industry’s creative process should worry that AI will take their jobs away.
“People with AI risks in music [industry] Is a manager, label executive, financial auditor, lawyer. If you look at the money you want to invest [in]To make these systems more advanced, Microsoft is providing you with a co-pilot [the company’s AI assistant]. Nothing can slow down how awesome the 2025 edition of the Eighth will become. This will be used in all types of industries. ” he said.
“The fleet without army or AI music[ing] Everything is at the level of a deputy agent or sales force agent. So musicians and super creators are OK. We will use AI and reinvent and create a whole new industry. ”
The Black-Eyed Pea singer said creatives will use AI to “reshape and create a whole new industry”. (Jeff Kravitz/Filmmagic)
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He added: “Now, AI does a great job of everything we create. But AI is not making things that don’t exist. We do that. We create AI. So AI is a mirror. It shows you what’s ahead of it.”
