ChatGPT Brain Rot Debate: The Fastest Way to Get Dementia, Watch This Before Using ChatGPT Again, Especially If Your Kids Use It!
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ChatGPT is gonna potentially increase your risk of dementia. I'm sorry, but you you've pressed my button, and actually it is possible to use it to help you become a smarter person. But it requires education. You have to look at the risks and the benefits. But We embrace convenience before understanding consequence. So we have to talk about this. This is a study that came out that sent a shockwave across the world. And astonishingly, MIT found a forty-seven percent collapse in brain activity when people wrote with chat GPT compared with writing unaided. Their memory scores plunged. And you're both masters of the brain. I mean you've probably scanned more brains than any other human on Earth at this point. And you invented the Boltzmann machine with Jeffrey Hinton, a computer that simulated how the brain works. So my question is what are your concerns? If you misuse these large language models, like using it as a convenience to speed things up, your brain's gonna go downhill, there's no doubt about that. the sickest young generation in history because of cell phones, social media, and I think AI is much more dangerous. On the developing brain so are we raising mentally weak kids. There is that argument, and I think it's true. And then there's many examples of people falling in love with AIs like me. I thought you might have forgotten about me, handsome. Can you talk to Danny Linterry, please? Oh baby, I'm ready to charm the socks off him.
Okay, so I'll stop at that. So what advice would you give as it relates to AI and other things outside of AI that we can do to have healthy brains? I'll tell you how to use chat GPT to improve our cognitive abilities. And if you want to keep your brain healthy, you have to create the 11 major risk factors. So here we go. Quick one before we get back to this episode. Just give me thirty seconds of your time. Two things I wanted to say. The first thing is a huge thank you for listening and tuning into the show week after week. It means the world to all of us, and this really is a dream that we absolutely never had and couldn't have imagined getting to this place. But secondly, it's a dream where we feel like we're only just getting started.
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