Large Language Models (LLLM’s) as they are called, are also the “artificial intelligence” chatbots. I’m sure that everyone here has had some experience with it so far, from ChatGPT to Google Gemini and to X (formerly Twitter) and their Grok agent.
In my experience with it, I have asked a lot of questions and enjoy the informational back and forth I get.
Where (and why) is the feature photo of the post what it is?
Well, back in 2001 Microsoft came out with a groundbreaking video game called Halo. I loved playing it all throughout my adult years and it just so happens that they came out with this new revamped version of it that I ordered which will be delivered today – a throwback to my youth lol. Although, being honest, I don’t even know if I’ll have time to play it. It’s nice to have though.
Nevertheless, the core of the game’s legend focuses around a lone super soldier (The Master Chief or John-117) who has – you guessed it – an artificial AI unit (Cortana) who essentially plays the role of everything else that Master Chief can’t do or can’t do in a timely manner.
Back when I was playing this game as a young man, the thought of an artificial intelligence agent helping me figure out stuff was future-speak. An image of something I probably would never see in my lifetime. And now that it’s here, I am shocked. Sound familiar?
Ok.
So, this is the background of the series of questions that I posed to my AI agent. I thought it would be fun to share it with you. I will be honest in that I have this innate fear that I’m becoming dumber as the years fly by and AI seemed to be the only thing that kept me neurologically upright these last two years.
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