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AI: True or false?
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I used AI to create this game.
True! There isn't a better font than AI itself.
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AI-powered robots have citizenship in some countries. True!
True! In 2017, Sophia the Robot was granted citizenship by Saudi Arabia, making her the first AI to have a legal nationality.
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AI can understand sarcasm and jokes perfectly.
False! AI struggles with sarcasm, humor, and context. It can recognize patterns and learn from jokes, but it doesn’t actually understand them.
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AI is environmentally friendly and has little impact on the planet.
False! AI requires huge amounts of energy to function. Training advanced AI models, like ChatGPT or image generators, uses massive data centers.
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AI can manipulate people’s voices so well that you can’t tell it’s fake.
True! AI-powered voice cloning can recreate someone’s voice with just a short audio sample. This has been used for good but also for scams and fraud.
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AI robots can legally get married to humans in some countries.
False! As of now, no country allows humans to legally marry AI or robots. However, some people have had symbolic weddings with AI characters.
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AI once won a painting competition against human artists.
True! In 2022, an AI-generated artwork called Théâtre D’opéra Spatial won first place in a fine arts competition in Colorado, beating human artists!
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AI can create realistic human faces that don’t exist in real life.
True! AI models like "This Person Does Not Exist" generate ultra-realistic images of people who have never been born.
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AI has written books that people have bought on Amazon.
True! AI tools like ChatGPT have been used to write entire books, and some have been sold on Amazon!
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AI is always watching and can track everything you do online.
True! Some apps and devices have been criticized for excessive data collection, leading to concerns about privacy and surveillance.
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