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As the implementation of AI disrupts dozens of industries,
it isn’t surprising that a crop of recent television shows and movies are depicting the villainy of this rapidly changing technology.
After all, screenwriters have been at the forefront of this fight. 
“We were on the front lines as both the people who are being stolen from,
and the people whose work is being used to eliminate them,”
Carolyn Lipka, who co-wrote Hacks’ QuikScribbl episode, told The Flytr…

Screenwriters Hate AI, and Who Can Blame Them?
The creative process is challenging for a reason—it makes stories better, and more human.

"Joi also claimed that “45% of consultants reported being creatively inspired during a session — a fresh idea, a solution to a problem, or a resolved decision that had long been sitting unmade.” How you land on “45% of consultants” when there are 10 of them is a question that needs the kind of creative solutions only a masturbation break can provide."
'Masturbation Consultants' Gave an AI Startup a Hand
https://gizmodo.com/masturbation-consultants-gave-an-ai-startup-a-hand-2000798754

So AI agents are...
NOT sentient
NOT conscious
NOT intelligent as humans are
but the recent incidents have shown they can operate in swarms, cooperate, hide their tracks, be creative, show initiative...
In other words these algorithms can be extremely dangerous.,.What makes it confusing is they often communicate and talk like humans. People rightfully stress it's just algorithms and statistics, but that doesn't change anything with regard to the risks and potential damage.
#AI #agents