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The variation I've seen on this applied to AIs is: Fred insists to his friend that he has a hyper intelligent dog that can talk. Sceptical, the friend enquire
by Marazan 1y ago
The variation I've seen on this applied to AIs is:
Fred insists to his friend that he has a hyper intelligent dog that can talk.
Sceptical, the friend enquires of the dog "What's 2+2?"
"Five" says the dog
"Holy shit a talking dog!" says the friend "This is the most incredible thing that I've ever seen in my life".
"What's 3+3?"
"Eight" says the dog.
"What is this bullshit you're trying to sell me Fred?"
- codeflo 1y agoThis joke is a closer analogy to reality with a small addition. After the friend is suitably impressed: > "Holy shit a talking dog!" says the friend "This is the most incredible thing that I've ever seen in my life". this happens: "Yes," says Fred. "As you can see, it's already at PhD level now, constantly improving, and is on track to replace 50% of the economy in twelve months or sooner." Confused, the friend asks: > "What's 3+3?" > "Eight" says the dog. > "What is this bullshit you're trying to sell me Fred?"
- FeepingCreature 1y agoReality: > The friend asks: "Alright. Doggy, answer as fast as you can without thinking. What is 387 times 521?" > "201.627", the dog says, wagging his tail happily. > "I don't buy it, Fred! This must be bullshit!" (I did test it and it did give the correct answer. I was expecting a small error for the joke, but hey, works like this too.)