Arguing with AI

I grew up in a time in which children were taught how to find information in a public or school library. We were taught the Dewey Decimal system, as well as how to use encyclopedias and dictionaries to find information. Later on in my elementary school career, I enrolled in an extracurricular activity known as Science Olympiad. The field I competed in involved answering a series of questions using the web. This was done by searching the web using keywords, then searching for specific information on websites. The training for this was rather rigorous, and required the use of critical thinking, reading, and patience.

In this day and age, we have emerging AI technologies that render that whole process obsolete. Instead of pouring through voluminous tomes, and sifting through countless pages online to find answers, we can now query AI, and it gives us the answers, as well as the online sources from which it found that info. In the video below, I ask two different AI’s a series of questions. I compare and contrast the answers, then do some research on my own. I hope you enjoy this Argument with AI.