Sweden Prime Minister dragged to acknowledge that he uses ChatGPT to help him make decisions

The future is concerned that we are entering the hardship of ministers that are nourished by artificial intelligence, as the human race satisfies the moral forces and decision -making and intellectual to a group of corporate algorithms that are not considered further than Ulf Kristersson to justify their fears.

Kristesson, who coincided with the Prime Minister of Sweden, recently admitted during a news site in the north that he sometimes asked Chatgpt about the “second opinion” when it comes to governance strategies.

“I am using it a lot,” said Christmson During the interview. “If there is nothing other than the second opinion. What do others do? And do we have to think exactly the opposite? Those types of questions?”

As expected, Christmson was immediately dragged for his comments. “The more he depends on artificial intelligence for simple things, the greater the risk of excessive confidence in the system,” Virginia Degeneum, a responsible artificial intelligence professor at the University of Omeme, the greater. He said while chatting With the same port that conducted an interview with the Prime Minister. “It is a slippery slope. We must ask reliability a guarantee.

The Prime Minister has also been criticized by a variety of other ports, and it appears that all of them feel that governance via Chatbot was not the perfect way for Western civilization. “It is very bad for Sweden that artificial intelligence is often guess,” wrote Signe Kraantz from Aftonbladet. “Chatbots prefer to write what they think you want more than you need to hear.”

KRANTZ explains a good point, which is that Chatbots can be an incredibly incredibly cycophanetic. If you have a leader who asks questions on Chatbot, you can imagine a scenario in which the program algorithms only enhance the powers of this current leader (or push them to more edge to an unknown area). Fortunately, many politicians do not seem to feel the need to use Chatgpt as Consigliee yet.

Whether Kristersson really depends on Chatbot while moving in his leadership duties or whether, in fact, he just tries to see the hip by naming a popular technical product during an interview, it is clear that artificial intelligence is increasingly used by all kinds of people to use external sources of mute in intellectual capabilities that were just a few years ago, exclusively, in the field of the human mind. This is a dangerous situation in which it should be, because the technology industry has already spoils our ability to think for two decades now. How stupid we can all get? I assume that we are all about to know that.