Book review: In Simon Chesterman’s Artifice, artificial intelligence could wipe out humanity
By Simon Chesterman
Science fiction/Marshall Cavendish/Paperback/191 pages/$24.99/Books Kinokuniya
3 stars
That text generator ChatGPT and image generator Dall-E pose an existential threat to millions of jobs is perhaps a banal claim in today’s conversations around artificial intelligence (AI).
By Simon Chesterman
Science fiction/Marshall Cavendish/Paperback/191 pages/$24.99/Books Kinokuniya
3 stars
That text generator ChatGPT and image generator Dall-E pose an existential threat to millions of jobs is perhaps a banal claim in today’s conversations around artificial intelligence (AI).
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