Everything thinks AI is going to take over the world, but what does AI think itself?
With the rise of programs like CHATGPT, the fear of AI taking over feels more real than ever. 
However, in the face of artificial sentience, it’s important to see both sides to every coin. Here's a look into what it might be like inside the diary of Chatbot GPT.

Yours, Artificially.

In this episode of Local Disturbances titled "AI in the Wild," host Jerrold McGrath delves into the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in reshaping our interactions with the world. We explore the awe-inspiring capabilities of conversational agents like ChatGPT and GPT-4, which demonstrate an ability to mediate among various systems, thereby challenging institutional logics and expectations. Drawing inspiration from Ivan Illich's critique of institutionalized systems, we discuss how AI can enable personal autonomy and novel aesthetic experiences by decentralizing institutional control.

The episode highlights significant innovations, such as the creation of APIs based on large language models, allowing for seamless communication between software applications and enabling human-like interactions. We reflect on the concerns and potentials of AI in personalizing interactions and fostering human values, emphasizing the importance of AI agents that can adapt to diverse linguistic and cultural contexts.

Through engaging discussions and thoughtful insights, we invite listeners to consider a future where AI not only enhances productivity but also enriches human relationships and aesthetic experiences, advocating for a balanced approach to AI development that prioritizes human values and connectivity.

Produced by Kasra Goodarznezhad
Words by Jerrold McGrath
Sound by Koohyar Habibi

Local Disturbances - Shorts #31 - AI in the Wild

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