On this episode of Skeptico, Unimpressed by AI.

I don't know who he was, but he seemed unimpressed.

I must say I was unimpressed.

I'm deeply unimpressed, Don.

Or maybe not so unimpressed.

But then let me ask you this.

What don't you know?

That's what I'm saying.

It's going to only tell me things I know.

Answer it as a question.

Well, I imagine I just don't know everything.

I think it's like, let's go to, was it Donald Rumsfeld who gave the speech about there's

known known unknowns and then there's known unknowns and then there's unknown unknowns.

I want the unknown unknowns. I want the unknown unknowns. But it doesn't seem to give you controversial information

that you don't hound it about. Right. But this is the process, right? If it gave you all the answers,

you wouldn't trust that. It's the process. No, no, you blew it again. Go back and check your numbers.

Okay, I'm really trying here, but I must be missing something.

Can you help me understand where I'm going wrong?

Here's my thought process.

The control group had a prevalence rate of 0.76% and consisted...

Hallelujah.

Maybe there is actually light at the end of this AI tunnel. You got the right answer and you

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