There's so much happening in politics right now.

So red wine and blue is here to ask, okay, but why?

If you're anything like me, you use Chad GPT for everything.

Chat ChbT is my counselor, my therapist, my best friend.

It knows all my secrets.

Storytime on how I almost got kicked out of the

University of Michigan my freshman year for using chat ch pt. You're literally one AI agent away from making 10K a month. Chat GPT is down and I don't know about anyone else but I have come to the conclusion that I can't use my own brain anymore because for example right now I want to bake a cake And normally I ask chat GPT, how do you make a carrot cake?

I can't simply Google something anymore.

Like, I need step by step. because, for example, right now I want to bake a cake. And normally I ask chat GPT, how do you make a carrot cake?

I can't simply Google something anymore.

Like, I need a step-by-step breakdown from my best friend who is also a robot.

Humans have dreamed about artificial intelligence for centuries.

From the Greek myth of Talos, a living bronze statue that protected the island of Crete,

to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.

But it wasn't until the invention of computers in the 20th century that these fantasies

started to become a reality.

There's no denying that AI has enabled some incredible scientific breakthroughs,

like new tests for cancer and new tools

to communicate with humpback whales.

It can analyze data much faster than humans and see patterns that we can't, which makes

a lot of scientists excited about what discoveries AI will bring us in the future.

It's good for accessibility, too,

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