Should AI be treated like a human? A new paper published this week has an answer
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The excerpt shows an AI model, Google Gemini, recognizing a lyric and engaging in a conversational joke, highlighting how advanced language models are becoming better at understanding human cultural references.
“Hello, is there anybody in there?” Thus begins the iconic Pink Floyd song "Comfortably Numb." I posed the same question to Google Gemini, and pat came the response: “Were you poking fun at the nature of talking to an AI, or were you just testing if I'd pick up on the lyric right away?”
Google Gemini is a large language model developed by Google that can generate text and hold conversations, similar to other AI chatbots like ChatGPT, and its capabilities are often evaluated through tests of contextual and cultural understanding.
- •Follow-up studies or papers that examine whether AI should be granted legal or ethical personhood
- •Further demonstrations of AI models handling nuanced cultural references
- •Any policy discussions or regulatory proposals about AI rights or responsibilities