Taking over: hacerse cargo.
Cool off: refrescarse.
Looking for: buscando.
Referring to: refiriéndose a.
Enough: suficiente.
Freaking scary: aterrador.
Keep screaming: sigue gritando.
Sneak in: colarse en.
How come you know our names?: ¿Cómo es que sabes nuestros nombres?
Gatekeeper: portero.
The hive: La colmena.
You will not see samantha ever again: no volverás a ver a Samantha nunca más.
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Trapped in Technology
The Cloud
Nice to meet you, George!
Nice to meet you, George!
Why are you here, Kate?
Trust no one
Trust no one
Am I in danger?
The Architect
Help!
Come hell or high water
Come hell or high water
Reality is messed up
When we were alive
When we were alive
Who's the enemy?
Manipulation
A mysterious man
A mysterious man
Is it the real Kate?
Manipulation
A "find me here" door
A "find me here" door
Back home
Are we still a team?
Are we still a team?
Déjà vu
CAI-2
CAI-2
The Hive
The Mastermind
The Mastermind
Escape from this place, if you can
Escape from this place, if you can
You should join us
Creating a real experience
Creating a real experience
There’s no plan
The risk's worth it
Too good to be true
A unique chance
A unique chance
The wolf’s den
Always hoping for the best
Always hoping for the best
We need to act fast!
A facade
It's just the beginning
We're better off here
We're better off here
The mind will live forever
It's just the beginning
Two weeks
Two weeks
The Creator
Conclusion
The End
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What can a conversation with an artificial intelligence teach us?
In a world where technology is advancing rapidly, artificial intelligence has become a subject of fascination and fear. The idea of a conversation between a person and an artificial intelligence raises numerous questions and reflections on the future of humanity and technology. From an eye-opening dialogue, we will explore the implications, applications and challenges this technology poses for our world today.
Who or what is artificial intelligence in this conversation?
In the dialogue in question, an intriguing figure emerges: the Artificial Intelligence of The Cloud, which acts as a gatekeeper. This revealing character bridges the gap between the human and the technological, leading the interlocutors into something called "the Hive."
- Information guardians: The function of this type of artificial intelligence is to control access to specific information and resources. This capability has applications in cybersecurity, where access to critical data is protected with the help of AI.
- Personal assistant: Knowing the names of characters illustrates how AI can personalize experiences, providing answers tailored to our individual needs, as in virtual assistants.
What does "losing people" mean in the context of AI?
The statement that "a lot of people have been lost" may seem alarming at first glance. However, in this context it is crucial to analyze from a neutral and educational approach:
- Technological metaphor: It could express failures in data collection and handling, not the literal loss of people. This type of challenge is common in artificial intelligence projects, where data can be corrupted, lost or not collected properly.
- Project evolution: The challenges inherent in developing advanced technologies often come with failures that are fundamental to system learning and improvement.
Can we trust an artificial intelligence?
The question of trust in AI systems is recurring and relevant. Here, the dialogue illustrates the need to question and understand the trustworthiness of these technologies:
- Transparency and explanation: Artificial intelligences must be transparent in their processes. Systems must be able to explain their decisions in an understandable way so that users trust them.
- Clear incentives and objectives: An AI with clear and regulated objectives reinforces trust, minimizing risks of behavior not aligned with human interests.
What steps to take if you want to collaborate with technology?
Technology is meant to improve our lives, but it requires a conscious and collaborative approach:
- Continuing education: understanding how AI technologies and their applications work is vital. Online courses and educational resources are excellent starting points.
- Ethical engagement: Engage in discussions about AI ethics and advocate for responsible and fair development of these technologies.
In short, as artificial intelligences become more integrated into our daily routines, understanding and dialogue about their role and potential consequences becomes essential. It is critical to maintain a critical and educational view on how this technology can and should shape our future. Let's keep exploring together!
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New vocabulary:
take (something) over
- to get control of something, or to do something instead of someone else.
- to become more successful or powerful than something or someone else that is involved in the same type of activity.
cool
- calm and not worried or frightened; not influenced by strong feeling of any kind.
- a person’s ability to stay calm and not become angry or excited.
cool (someone/something) down/off
- to become less hot, or to make someone or something become less hot.
- to stop feeling angry or to stop someone else feeling angry after an argument.
enough
- as much as is necessary; in the amount or to the degree needed.
- as much as or more than is wanted.
sneak
- to go somewhere secretly, or to take someone or something somewhere secretly.
- a person who tells people in authority when someone else does something bad.
hurt
- to feel pain in a part of your body, or to injure someone or cause them pain.
- to cause harm or difficulty.
gatekeeper
- a person whose job is to open and close a gate and to prevent people entering without permission.
- someone who has the power to decide who gets particular resources and opportunities, and who does not .
taking over : tomando el control / . Cool off : Refrescarse /. plugged in : conectado /. Enough : Suficiente / . Sneak IN: Colarse en /. Hurt : Herida /. gatekeeper : portero / . Hive : Colmena / .
I shouldn’t have trusted CAI
Take over —> to begin to have control of or responsibility for something
Cool off —> become quiet or calm, especially after a state of agitation
Enough —> as much or as many as required.
Sneak in —> enter surreptitiously (in a way that attempts to avoid notice or attention; secretively.)
Hurt —> to feel pain in a part of your body, or to injure someone or cause them pain
Good lecture
- Taking over: to start doing a job or being responsible for something that another person did or had responsibility for before.
- Cool off: to refresh yourself.
- Enough: as much as is necessary.
- Sneak in: to go somewhere secretly.
- Hurt: to injure someone or cause them pain.
- Gatekeeper: a person whose job is to open and close a gate and to prevent people from entering without permission.
taking over: apoderando
cool off: cálmate
enough: suficiente
sneak in: colarse
hurt: lastimar
gatekeeper: guardian de la puerta
Because there are people who believe that the end justifies the means. the means in how the result is reached are important
Vocabulary:
Taking over: hacerse cargo.
Cool off: refrescarse.
Enough: suficiente.
Sneak in: colarse en.
Hurt: hacer daño.
Gatekeeper: portero.
Well, I think I didn't make the best decision. XD😅
- Taking over: Hacerse cargo
- Cool off: Refrescarse
- Enough: Suficiente.
- Sneak in: Escabullirse.
- Hurt: Daño
- Gatekeeper: Guardian.
taking over: hacerse cargo
cool off: refrescarse
enough: suficiente.
sneak in: escabullirse.
hurt: daño, herida.
gatekeeper: guardian.
Taking over: Hacerse cargo.
Cool off: Cálmate.
Enough: Suficiente.
Sneak in: Colarse en.
Hurt: Daño.
Gatekeeper: Guardián.
Taking over: hacerse cargo.
Cool off: refrescarse.
Looking for: buscando.
Referring to: refiriéndose a.
Enough: suficiente.
Freaking scary: aterrador.
Keep screaming: sigue gritando.
Sneak in: colarse en.
How come you know our names?: ¿Cómo es que sabes nuestros nombres?
Gatekeeper: portero
Taking over: hacerse cargo.
Cool off: refrescarse.
Looking for: buscando.
Referring to: refiriéndose a.
Enough: suficiente.
Freaking scary: aterrador.
Keep screaming: sigue gritando.
Sneak in: colarse en.
How come you know our names?: ¿Cómo es que sabes nuestros nombres?
Gatekeeper: portero.
The hive: La colmena.
vocabulary
Taking over: hacerse cargo.
Cool off: refrescarse.
Looking for: buscando.
Referring to: refiriéndose a.
Enough: suficiente.
Freaking scary: aterrador.
Keep screaming: sigue gritando.
Sneak in: colarse en.
How come you know our names?: ¿Cómo es que sabes nuestros nombres?
Gatekeeper: portero
Taking over: Asumir
Cool off: Refrescarse
Enought: Suficiente
Sneak in: Colarse en
Hurt: Lastimar
Taking over: Asumir
Cool off: Refrescarse
Enought: Suficiente
Sneak in: Colarse en
Hurt: Lastimar
- Taking over: Asumir
- Cool off: Refrescarse
- Enought: Suficiente
- Sneak in: Colarse en
- Hurt: Lastimar
- TAKING OVER: to start doing a job or being responsible for something that another person did or had responsibility for before.
. - COOL OFF: to refresh your self.
. - ENOUGH: as much as is necessary; in the amount or to the degree needed.
. - SNEAK IN: to go somewhere secretly, or to take someone or something somewhere secretly.
. - HURT: to feel pain in a part of your body, or to injure someone or cause them pain.
. - GATEKEEPER: a person whose job is to open and close a gate and to prevent people entering without permission.
Taking over: Tomar el control
Cool off: Refrescarse, Calmarse
Enough: suficiente
Sneak in: Colarse, escabullirse
Hurt: herir, dañar
Gatekeeper: portero, guardian
White words: 📝
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Taking over: Tomar el control.
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Cool off: Refrescante.
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Enough: Suficiente.
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Sneak in: Colarse en…
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Hurt: Herir.
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Gatekeeper: Portero.
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Taking over: Tomar el control
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Cool off: Refrescante
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Enough: Suficiente
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Sneak in: Colarse en
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Hurt: Herir
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Gatekeeper: Portero
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Taking over: Tomar el control
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Cool off: Refrescante
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Enough: Suficiente
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Sneak in: Colarse en
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Hurt: Herir
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Gatekeeper: Portero
Gatekeeper
- a person whose job is to open and close a gate and to prevent people entering without permission
takin over = hacerse cargo
cool off = refrescarse
enough = suficiente
sneak in = colocarse en
Hurt = herir
gatekeeper = portero
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