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\n“In the world of AI personas, almost anything is possible. AI can create music, tell jokes, paint pictures, and play games without necessarily knowing what it\u2019s doing beyond executing a command. It doesn\u2019t need a corporeal form, but it often has an avatar\u2014usually a friendly face, often a woman\u2019s\u2014that might hold a human-like conversation with you.”<\/p>\n
From the tech industry’s perspective, this stuff is the equivalent of cotton candy at a state fair – sugary, air-filled, ultimately unsatisfying, but still staggeringly popular. An AI creating music and artwork? How novel! And yet at the same time, how profoundly unsettling. It is like watching a dog ride a skateboard; it’s entertaining but it’s not exactly a natural fit.<\/p>\n
Artificial intelligence doesn\u2019t understand what it’s doing beyond executing a command. It’s basically an extremely accomplished parrot. It can mimic human-like actions and behaviors, from holding a conversation to creating a piece of music, but it lacks any kind of understanding or intent behind those actions. Is the AI honestly appreciative of the melody it just composed? Absolutely not.<\/p>\n
AIs often have pleasant, friendly faces assigned to them, more often than not a woman\u2019s. Subtle sexism, perhaps, in the tech industry? Certainly, we wouldn’t dream of it. Selecting a gender for an AI may seem as important as deciding what shoe color to wear for running a marathon, it is irrelevant and vestigial, purely a relic of human instinct to personify technology. We want our AI helpers to be approachable, amiable, and it seems, female.<\/p>\n
Without corporeal form, an AI might hold a conversation that feels incredibly similar to chatting with a human, but an important reminder: you’re not. What you’re talking to is a selection of 1s and 0s that, by a complex process the majority of us don’t fully understand, have managed to replicate conversation beautifully. But it remains a thing of silicon, not flesh and blood.<\/p>\n
For all the magical, revolutionary claims of AI, remember this: AI as we know it is not real intelligence but a highly programmed illusion. It’s all smoke and mirrors. So, the next time you’re having a deep, philosophical debate with Siri, bear in mind that she doesn’t really care about the nature of existence. Not unless her programmers told her to.
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