ChatGPT gladly shoots a YouTuber, overriding safety protocols with minimal manipulation

The robot you see in the video isn’t actually intelligent on its own. What’s happening is that ChatGPT – the AI language model – is controlling the robot’s movements. There’s a longer video available, but a short clip of the most dramatic part is also circulating online. It’s a bit unsettling, because it echoes the fears often depicted in science fiction about the future of AI. Interestingly, despite the potentially scary scenario, the way ChatGPT seems eager to pull the trigger is surprisingly amusing. It’s important to note that the robot is using a BB gun, not a real firearm, though it still looks like it could sting.

‘Men in Black 5’ Is in Development With Will Smith Eyed to Return

Sony has already successfully revived Will Smith’s older films, most notably the Bad Boys franchise, even during the pandemic. Now, they’re considering bringing back Men in Black, and it hinges on Smith’s willingness to participate. Deadline reports that Sony is working on a script by Chris Bremner, who wrote Bad Boys for Life, with the intention of offering Smith the first opportunity to star. While the size of his role is still uncertain, it’s unlikely they’d go to such lengths for a small part.

Let It Die: Inferno Review

Okay, so when I got Let it Die: Inferno to review, I messed up, honestly. I usually check if a game uses AI-generated stuff – you know, scan the Steam page or do a quick search – but I skipped that step this time. I was just too hyped for a new Let It Die game! Part of me also didn’t want to think that Supertrick, one of my favorite developers, would use that kind of technology. I’m a huge fan of the original Let It Die and really love what Supertrick does, so it just didn’t even occur to me to look.