Recent advances in artificial intelligence now available to the masses have both fascinated

and enthralled many Americans, but amid all the wows we're hearing over AI, some are

simply saying, wait, we're slow down.

That includes a pair of former Silicon Valley insiders who are now warning tech companies

there may be no returning the AI genie to the model.

I sat down with Azaraskin and Tristan Harris from the Center for Humane Technology for

our series AI Revolution.

Here's part of our conversation.

When I think of AI, most of my knowledge is from sci-fi movies or these robots that begin

to think and grow and have thoughts like humans, what are we talking about here?

So there's a new technology called large language models.

They were really invented in 2017.

What these large language models do is they learn to predict the next word of text on

the entirety of the internet.

You're like, well, how bad could that be?

But what's surprising and what nobody foresaw is that just by learning to predict the

next piece of text on the internet, these models are developing new capabilities that no

one expected.

So just by learning to predict the next character on the internet, it's learned how to play

chess.

It's learned how to do research, great chemistry.

It's learned how to do theory of mind.

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