mario brothers movie and was originally in the 1985 game wrecking crew. and et director steven speilberg blasts the idea of old films after making that mistake himself. listen. the federal agents were approaching a bunch of kids with their firearms exposed and i thought i would change the guns into walkie-talkies. i should never have messed with the archive of my old work. no film should be revised on the lenses we now are voluntarily or being forced to peer through. speilberg do this are committing a form of censorship. brian: keep that in mind, too with all the other movies out there that they have colorized. snapchat under fire a flood of negative reviews over the tech giant s new premium called my ai. using technology from open ai now notorious chat gbt. soon be available to all users.
fact art? are we going to tell the difference between what is real and what is not real? and how our brains detect those differences. what is the role of creators and humans going forward, a lot of these technologies are progressing so rapidly and so much faster than people can keep up with the ethics and safeguards around it. martha: kind of reminds me of the beginnings of social media and the internet. people said wait, they re pushing around my content, my information. i feel like i don t own it anymore. tom brady went after comedians for creating something that appeared to be him and wasn t. joe rogan had the same thing. how do we get the reins around this? is it possible to create a structure that would sort of allow people some kind of compensation for this? i mean, i think so. right? a lot of the tools for chat gbt and genrive ai have been trained on a a huge amount of what is
we watched you testify before congress. feels like every generation, every decade has to deal with another layer of the difficulties of social media. when you heart about what chat gbt is doing to teens, it s encouraging them. this is how you can lie to your parents about running away with a man three times your age. what does through your mind? how do we stop this? how do we log off from this? you know, i think that s a wonderful question. the first thing that comes to my mind, i m not that surprised. i think what we ve seen specifically in my generation, gen z the past few years, we ve grown up with social media. the negative effect that it can have on our mental health, on our physical health, our well-being, safety and privacy. it can really alter life in very drastic ways. so what we need to do moving forward, we need to think critically about how we allow
it to write a book or work on an essay or paper? it depends on the professor. a lot of them see it as a tool. a lot of programs and classes, they see it as a research tool, somebody that can help you do better. that being said, if you go into a library right now, you can see everybody is using chat gbt. i think there s people that are using it for bad that are like using it to write that paper for them and people are using it like google, as a research tool. martha: you don t see people getting in trouble. do professors say do not use this for your final paper. do they say that? i guess it s so very new. martha: you can get away with it still. yeah, it s in the era of yeah, i think it depends on the professor. i think there are people that are using it to like write the whole essay for them. it s like google. it s a tool. martha: so cara, you re a finance major at fordham. has this impacted the way you look at the job market? i think it s something that i
tucker: that s true. so it s already past the point of what most humans can do. most humans cannot write as well as chat gbt and no human can write that well that fast, to the best of my knowledge. maybe shakespeare. tucker: how can you have a democracy with technology like that? i mean if democracy is government by the people, each person s vote is equal to every other person s vote and people are choosing their votes freely, can you have a democracy with this? well, that s why i raised the concern of ai being a significant influence in elections. even if you say that ai doesn t have agency, well it s very likely that people will use the ai as a tool in elections. and then, you know, if ai s smart enough, are they using the tool or is the tool using them? so i think things are getting weird and they re getting weird fast. tucker: things are getting weird and they re getting weird