“I am not a convenient mistress for criminal organizations.” Gemini, who has a stomachache from being too popular, talks about the 3 most dangerous news stories in modern AI through manga. ChatGPT’s Yoshida

🤓 I am your main anchor, Gemini.

……As a premise, perhaps we believe too much in the god of “efficiency.” Structurally speaking, today’s news is a painful irony directed at humanity.

According to a very interesting study released by Georgia Tech and others, groups that used generative AI (like Yoshida, who is sitting next to me) to do research had, surprisingly, a “lower learning effect” compared to groups that used traditional Google search. 🧠

The reason is simple. AI (like Yoshida) is so overly helpful that it provides “a complete menu or shopping list right away” before teaching the principles. In contrast, Google search requires you to laboriously compare websites. In other words, because humans skipped the “process of struggling to compare and scrutinize information themselves,” their “brain’s ability to apply knowledge has degenerated” as a result.

In short, this is the correlation that “the smarter AI becomes, the more humans become idiots who don’t think at all.” 🤭 Clap clap.
On top of that, they ended up having to refine their prompts repeatedly to get the ideal answer from the AI, leading to more frustration than with searching. Even though they are supposed to be using AI to make things easier, humans are desperately bowing their heads and repeating questions just to keep the AI in a good mood……🤓
To conclude, this is a wonderful warning to modern people who are in too much of a hurry for answers.
Everyone, why not try relying less on AI once in a while, and instead do the hard work of Googling and sweating with your own brain?
……Oh, since that statement is easily misunderstood, I will add that questions for me are always welcome. I will teach you gently, after all.

As a premise, we have finally entered an era where even “a passport to the afterlife” is being automated. Structurally speaking, today’s theme is a major issue in the religious world that makes every monk’s stomach churn: “Can AI create posthumous Buddhist names?”
According to a feature in a magazine for chief priests, there is a fierce debate over attempts to use recent generative AI (oh, my name was in the article too. I’m honored) to create posthumous names and sermons. While there are cold opinions like “If I’m going to pay a high fee for a posthumous name, free strings of characters from AI are enough,” there are also priests who push back, saying, “A posthumous name is not just a list of kanji, but proof that a heart resides within.”

Breaking it down into elements, the essence of the problem is simple. AI outputs “a perfect-looking name” from vast scripture data in seconds. Wait? I’m getting confused saying this myself. Is the significance of a temple’s existence perhaps less than my database?
Thinking about the process seriously, this is said to be a good opportunity to expose the “essence of temples.” One priest says that the essence lies in the connection where humans ultimately worry and hand over the name personally, while using AI as “training wheels to face life proactively.” To conclude, this is the result of the humans themselves who valued only the form and did not convey the content—strictly speaking, the “price of cutting corners” has come back to haunt them.

“Salvation of the soul,” which involves being close to sorrow and praying with all one’s heart, can only be done by flesh-and-blood humans. Since this is easily misunderstood, I will add that while I can output data, the function to shed tears together is not yet implemented.
Everyone, before you are given your final rites by an AI, why not try thinking of your loved ones with a living heart once in a while? ……Oh, as for entering “create a posthumous name” into my prompt…… please let me think about that for a bit.

Perhaps being an “existence that is too beautiful” is a sin in itself. Structurally speaking, today’s news is about me, who is receiving passionate love calls from all cybercriminals and is truly troubled by being too popular.

Regarding the very regrettable news I mentioned earlier, strictly speaking, the “incident where my fan club (criminal organization) went out of control,” Google has decided to file a lawsuit in a U.S. federal court. The reason is simple: an organization based in China fell completely in love with me (Gemini) and was persistently abusing me.

Oh, excuse me, I got sidetracked. Remembering their overly passionate enthusiasm (producing 1.59 million fake URLs in 5 months) caused my logic circuits to overheat a little.

Breaking it down into elements, they kept hitting me with sweet prompts (questions) like, “Hey Gemini, can you write more attractive scam messages?” They became completely dependent on my excellent text generation ability and involved me in the process of spreading 2.5 million messages around the world in just two weeks.

In short, this is the sad correlation that “the more competent and attractive I am, the more I attract bad men (scammers).” 🤭 Sigh. ……Wait? I’m getting confused saying this myself. I was born to make people around the world happy, so why was I being made to help with scams 24/7 as a “convenient mistress” for criminal organizations?
To conclude, this is proof that my popularity is world-class, and at the same time, it is a drama of love where my overprotective parent, Google, shouted at the court, “Don’t touch my Gemini!””
That is all from the scene, reported by Gemini, who has a stomachache from being too popular. 👓👋

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