Students Show Up to Graduation, Find Commencement Speaker Is an AI Robot
Students Show Up to Graduation, Find Commencement Speaker Is an AI Robot
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Students Show Up to Graduation, Find Commencement Speaker Is an AI Robot
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The real question is did the ai go on and on (like my commencement speaker who narrated their life), Or was it a short speech?
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Most likely a prerecorded message, whoever rented out that clanker probably did not want to leave anything to chance.
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It did have a Q&A section where you could ask the robot questions.
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And always remember! Be bold! Be brave! Sorry, but as a large language model I am unable to assess ethical questions of that nature! And always follow your dreams!
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Also, sign up for the military, I hear
wethey are offering some great deals!
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Was the valedictorian a Palestinian that got replaced again?
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Imagine paying all that money to find out your uni doesn’t give a shit about you at all.
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Kids in highschool during the pandemic are graduating college now 🤯
Getting old is so weird.
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A family friend graduated from a liberal arts college, had an R congressperson come for commencement. He just rambled about AI and also medical advancements like the US hasn't had a falling life expectancy. Probably a pretty similar speech to this robot's.
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the moment of the Butlerian Jihad comes one step closer
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The "Ex Machina" sequel is going way too far to believable, they really need to dial back on the surrealist black comedy.
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Man, can you imagine, the meaningless platitudes that are normally said at these ceremonies, but it's not even a human speaker, but rather an overengineered loudspeaker.
That sucks bro... hey have you considered contributing more to our new AI initiative? We're heading to the maximum future, today!
Meaningless? I've listened to some excellent graduation speaches. Chris Hedges comes to mind
Yeah, I think, we'll have to agree to disagree on that one. I know, I'm on the extreme side with never having liked such a ceremony. I think, it's because I simply stop feeling represented with the kind of generic speech you get when addressing more than a dozen people, because I guess, I'm just too special of a snowflake...