Tero Moliis
asked
Neil deGrasse Tyson:
Is it really you answering these questions Neil, or are we being entertained and impressed by a smarter-and-funnier-than-the-real-deal-Neil AI?
Neil deGrasse Tyson
The greatest insult/compliment I can receive is when people read my social media and say, for example, "I love your posts. Do you actually write them?"
And anybody who has tried to penetrate the computer AI of a phone call, when all you want is to reach customer service, will know that AI is not ready for prime time.
Soooo, for the moment you're stuck with me. Even if a smarter, cleverer AI version of my self is waiting in the wings to replace me.
And anybody who has tried to penetrate the computer AI of a phone call, when all you want is to reach customer service, will know that AI is not ready for prime time.
Soooo, for the moment you're stuck with me. Even if a smarter, cleverer AI version of my self is waiting in the wings to replace me.
More Answered Questions
Andrew Peacock
asked
Neil deGrasse Tyson:
Hey NDT! From the desk of a budding science communicator focused on astronomy, which three academic journals would you recommend following to stay on top of scientific discoveries? To add to this question, which three books have been instrumental for you as you’ve grown into a science communicator?
David Howell
asked
Neil deGrasse Tyson:
Can you explain, if the universe is expanding from the point where the Big Bang occurred, how can the light from the objects (now) X billion light years away just now be reaching us? How did our slow selves physically get "out here" AHEAD of that light, while we wait patiently for it to arrive? In other words, how is the expansion of space faster than light?
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