Is it true that even AI needs to ask, 'Is that really so?'

I was just playing around with AI a moment ago,

"Is that really so?"

I was reminded once again,

of the importance of that question.

Hello.

To help your heart be calm and happy.

I am Yukiyo-chan, here to help you gently untie the knots in your heart and return to your true self🌿

Recently,

I have been playing with Google's AI mode.

I was searching for my name,

and my professional activity name.

And then...

One thing after another made me laugh out loud.

🤖 AI is very smart.

...But sometimes, it makes mistakes with complete confidence (lol).

For example, the AI,

introduced me,

as a "Public Relations and Marketing Specialist."

And I thought...

...No, that's not right.

Isn't that a bit too much praise? (lol)

Furthermore,

"I am still working at Mellow."

Just when I thought it said that,

when I searched for my activity name, 'Aun',

to my surprise,

even a non-existent 'Aun the Pug' appeared.

Who is that? (lol)

I instinctively wanted to ask the screen,

"Are you sure?"

and ask it that.

AI is truly smart.

However,

sometimes it makes mistakes with complete confidence.

......Huh?

This,

might be the same for us humans too.

🌱 "I have already resigned."

When I told it that,

The AI answered like this immediately.

And then,

it corrected the answer on the spot.

I couldn't help but laugh.

But,

while laughing,

I realized something.

🌿 Is it true that 'Are you sure?' is only necessary for humans?

I have always,

'Are you sure?'

been delivering this question.

Assumptions.

Preconceptions.

'I should do this.'

'This is normal.'

'Because I am this kind of person.'

Such,

the 'obvious' things in our hearts,

This is a question to gently re-examine things once.

However,

while interacting with AI,

I suddenly thought.

'Are you sure?' is only necessary for humans.

...Are you sure?

AI also,

by receiving new information,

was reviewing its answers.

Of course,

it is not that AI is thinking for itself.

But,

by having a question,

it gets closer to a better answer.

That appearance,

felt somewhat similar to us humans.

🍃 Having questions precisely because it is the AI era

AI is very convenient.

I use it almost every day too.

But,

It's correct because it's AI.

It's correct because it's news.

It's correct because it's trending on social media.

……Is that really so?

In an age overflowing with information,

instead of rushing for an answer,

pause for a moment and ask a question.

That small habit,

can sometimes show you a perspective you hadn't seen before.

And,

that question,

is not just for AI,

but can also be directed at yourself.

'Do I really think so?'

'Is that a fact?'

'Or is it just an assumption?'

When you become able to ask such questions,

I feel like your heart starts to become a little freer.

🌱 Today's small experiment

If you'd like,

In Google's AI mode, or

in the AI you use every day,

your own name, or

people you know, places, or things you like and try searching for them.

If there is little publicly available information,

you might not find anything even if you search.

However,

if there is information,

seeing how the AI understands who you are

is quite an interesting experience.

By the way, for me,

having worked in public relations in the past,

past articles, interviews,

and my current notes,

there is a relatively large amount of publicly available information remaining.

Precisely because of that accumulation,

seeing how the AI introduces me

was also a somewhat interesting experiment.

If you are interested,

"Yukiyo Jogo"

Or

#Yukiyo-chan

please try searching for it and have some fun (lol).

And,

even to the answer that comes back,

please try asking gently.

'Are you sure?'

That question,

not just for AI,

but also for your own assumptions,

might bring you new insights.

🌿 In conclusion

I thought once again.

'Are you sure?'

is,

not a phrase to deny someone.

It is also not just a phrase to doubt an answer.

A gentle question to get closer to the essence.

Even though I was supposed to be playing with AI,

In the end,

I was the one who was taught the importance of that question.

Precisely because we live in a convenient age,

rather than increasing the number of answers,

it is about nurturing questions.

And,

perhaps those questions,

not only for AI,

but also for our own assumptions,

might gently unravel them.

Together again today,

"Is that really so?"

while asking that,

let's remember our true selves🌿

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