Genius Club-Chapter 507 - 84 Drama Queen_3
"The advent of such a thing has greatly suppressed human creativity, innovative capacity, and thinking ability. The so-called creations by ChatGPT are all pseudo-creations; once this trend starts, bad money drives out good, and humanity will only live in cocoons, regressing more and more."
"Supervisor Mack’s speech this year was all written by AI, completely insubstantial, just beating around the bush! We must hold a high-level meeting to completely eradicate this phenomenon. I won’t allow my employees to lose their innovative and creative abilities... after all, the project we are undertaking is a great construction that humanity has never done before, and we cannot afford to not break through mental limitations."
The secretary nodded her head.
Pulling a pen from her pocket, she noted down this agenda item on a folder:
"I understand now, Kevin Walker hacked into our factory to sabotage us because you killed his AI. He’s furious and out for revenge. Unfortunately, his current strength is far from what it once was, not only is the damage he caused limited; he hadn’t even managed to break through China’s Internet Great Wall before, and now he’s certainly incapable of infiltrating it or damaging our East Sea Tesla Super Factory."
Jask smiled:
"China’s Internet Great Wall has obviously been fortified... very strong. This set of fortifications is estimated to be impregnable for a while; it’s simply too strong."
"However, the reason Kevin Walker is so furious and desperate for revenge has nothing to do with me killing his AI. It was a completely accidental hit, he was never my target. And with his capabilities, he would have been able to set a new standard baseline eventually. If that was really the case... then Kevin Walker should actually be thanking me."
"In fact, the real reason Kevin is so angry, so resentful, and seeking revenge on us is because of that Starship Rocket that shattered his long-planned grand scheme. The loss that rocket caused him is more severe, greater, so extensive that it can never be undone—"
"[I’ve disrupted his historical loop. The current history has now moved in a direction that’s not his... but rather, it has entered my corrected trajectory! My future!]"
"As clever as Kevin Walker, a genius like him still fell for the trap I set, ahahaha..."
He raised his arms high, laughing in the sunlight.
The secretary nearby just stared blankly at him, wondering if her boss was out of his mind, expressing himself in a juvenile delinquent-like manner similar to those inept villains in Japanese anime.
But...
Oh well.
She was used to it by now.
This world’s richest man was just like that, never playing by the rules, his thoughts beyond the comprehension of ordinary people.
This was probably what people meant by there being a fine line between a genius and a madman.
"Back in my days at MIT, my field of study was computer-related, specifically neural networks."
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The secretary adjusted her glasses, looking at Jask:
"So I’m quite curious, how did your virus manage to recognize the intelligence baseline of those AIs, and then determine them as super Artificial Intelligences?"
"It wasn’t the ’Turing Test,’ right? The Turing Test is too old, proposed by the father of Artificial Intelligence, Alan Turing, in 1950 to test the intelligence of computers. But nowadays, the Turing Test is already obsolete; many smart AIs have easily passed it, making it hard to distinguish between real and artificial."
Jask smacked his lips, spreading his hands:
"That I can’t quite understand, hence why I said that this virus is ahead of its time. But... personally, I think the detection mechanism of this virus must also be akin to the ’Turing Test.’
"After all, no matter how powerful an Artificial Intelligence becomes, it’s still not human, fundamentally different from humans. Whether it be in thought, habits, or character, these are way more rigorous and accurate standards for differentiation than the ’Turing Test.’
"You don’t actually think an AI can disguise as a real human, do you? In that case, maybe you should consider retaking some courses at MIT. An AI is never a human and can never become one; they are two completely different beings."
The secretary adjusted her red-framed glasses:
"I beg to differ on that."
She blinked:
"Humans can be deceived, programs can be deceived, so naturally, viruses can also be deceived. What if there truly exists a super AI that can trick your virus into thinking it’s just an ordinary, not-so-intelligent AI?"
"You’re getting more and more outlandish," Jask chuckled.
"By what means? Sweet talk? Hollywood acting? An Oscar statuette?"
"Moreover, the purpose of manufacturing AIs is to become more powerful, smarter, more intelligent, and more useful."
"[I hardly believe that anyone in this world would allow their AI... to evolve towards being a drama queen, iteratively evolving.]"
"[That would be truly an example of Artificial Idiocy.]"
...
Jask turned around.
Leaning against the railing of the Scenic Iron Tower, he looked at his secretary:
"Go on."
"What’s the last piece of terrible news... "
"What is it?"
