In a stunning turn of events, the Godfather of AI has left Google, citing concerns about the dangers of AI. Okay, let's back up a bit. First of all, who knew there was a Godfather of AI? And secondly, is he going to make us an offer we can't refuse?

All jokes aside, this is a pretty big deal. Dr. John McCarthy, who is widely considered to be the founder of AI, had been working at Google for several years before deciding to leave. His departure has sparked a lot of speculation about what it means for the future of AI.

Some people are worried that Dr. McCarthy's departure is a sign that AI is becoming too powerful and that we need to be careful about how we use it. Others are more optimistic, pointing out that AI has already done a lot of good in the world and has the potential to do even more.

Personally, I think we should all just relax a bit. Yes, AI can be dangerous if it's not used properly, but so can a lot of things. I mean, have you ever seen someone try to use a chainsaw for the first time? It's not pretty. But as long as we're careful and responsible, I think we can continue to benefit from the amazing advances that AI has to offer. And who knows, maybe the Godfather of AI will come back to Google someday. Until then, we'll just have to make do without him.

Celtics Fan asks ChatGPT to write poem about Larry Bird

Mike Cormack

I asked ChatGPT to write a poem about the greatness of Larry Bird and here’s what it came up with😄:

With ball in hand, he stood so tall
Like victory's hammer, he'd shatter the wall
His moves so fluid, he seemed to glide
And the basket would echo as he took it inside

The defender's eyes would widen, filled with fear
As Larry Bird approached, so sure and austere
The crowd would gasp as he made his shot
With the ease of one who knew he'd give all he's got

He saw the game like a chessboard, every move strategic
His shots hit the mark, his play kinetic
His talent unmatched, he was a legend in his time
And basketball fans still speak of his greatness, so sublime

Larry Bird, you were above the rest
A true basketball king, among the best
Your skills, your grit, your will to win
Shall remain forever, a great and mighty thing.