01:34Everyday Grammar TV: Discussing Artificial Intelligence, Part 2
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Dr. J: In a recent lesson, we watched John Russell ask an artificial intelligence program some questions. Let’s watch John chat more with the AI program. Perhaps we can learn about answers to questions for information. John: Let’s see what AI thinks of itself. John: What do you think about artificial intelligence? Dr. J: One way to answer is in terms of good, bad, or mixed. You might use terms such as positive, negative, optimistic, or pessimistic. What will the AI program say? AI: I have mixed opinions about artificial intelligence. I can see positive and negative consequences from the technology. John: That’s a good answer. Hmmm... Maybe I will try another question. John: What are some examples of positive and negative consequences? AI: I am optimistic about artificial intelligence because people will be more productive with it. I am pessimistic about artificial intelligence because I think it will hurt the labor force. John: Let me try another question. John: What do you think of Everyday Grammar TV? AI: I have a positive opinion about the program - especially that Doctor Jill! John: Hmm...What do you think of my intelligence? AI: I have a negative opinion of your intelligence. John: Well, I don’t like you either! Dr. J: I guess John doesn’t realize he is chatting with an AI program called “MeanBot.” But it did give us some good examples of positive, negative, and mixed responses to open-ended questions. And that’s Everyday Grammar TV. --------- Learning Englis
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