We are in a time where we're filled with stories of how AI systems are ethically questionable and making terrible goofs. The other week, Google set its Gemini AI free on search, and folks poked fun at the weird results it was giving. Gemini would pull up jokes from Reddit and The Onion and spew out these answers as facts, telling people that eating rocks is good for you and recommending people put glue in their pizza. That same week, movie star Scarlett Johansson publicly criticized open AI. She got her lawyers involved over the lack of transparency about where chat GPT's voice came from because it sounded eerily like her own voice after she denied the company the rights to use her voice for this flirtatious chat bot. The voice has since been removed. With emoji creation, Apple could focus on something more light-hearted to get customers interested in using AI to create something funny and dodge controversy. I mean, assuming people don't make something terrible with the emojis, let's not go crazy with the eggplants, people. I'm sure everyone will be watching to see how the Siri personal assistant is going to get an upgrade in how it understands our commands. The Bloomberg report mentioned that a more advanced Siri would not only be coming to the iPhone, but also the Apple Watch for on-the-go tasks. Now, just having a less glitchy Siri would be a huge step up for me, but if that assistant worked really well on the watch, that is exactly where Apple can stand apart.
在我們這個時代,到處都充斥著關於人工智能系統如何在道德上存在問題以及如何犯下可怕錯誤的故事。前幾周,谷歌將其人工智能 "雙子座"(Gemini)免費用於搜索,人們對它給出的奇怪結果大加嘲諷。雙子座 "會從 Reddit 和《洋蔥報》(The Onion)上找到笑話,並把這些答案當作事實噴出來,告訴人們吃石頭對身體有益,還建議人們在披薩里放膠水。同一周,電影明星斯嘉麗-約翰遜(Scarlett Johansson)公開批評開放式人工智能。在她拒絕該公司使用她的聲音來調情哈拉機器人後,她讓律師介入了哈拉 GP