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What if the stories we create about artificial intelligence influence how future AI systems understand the world?

In this clip, Elon Musk shares a humorous yet thought-provoking take on AI training. He suggests that since AI models learn from massive amounts of information available online, constantly creating dystopian scenarios about AI could influence the material they learn from.

He jokingly brings up The Terminator, imagining AI reading dozens of versions of the movie’s script and learning from those fictional ideas.

Although fictional stories don’t determine how AI will behave, his comment highlights an important topic: the data we use to train artificial intelligence and the influence it may have on future systems.

As AI becomes more powerful, should we be more careful about the narratives we create around it?

Are we preparing for an AI future, or making it sound scarier than it needs to be?
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