Discussing AI Presentation Strategies

All righty, let's do this.

Hey, Hassan. How's it going? It's pretty late for you.

Yeah.

Have you thought any more about how we're introducing Griffon?

Um, I don't know.

Mm-hmm.

What are your ideas?

I mean, I think we should stop trying to explain

it and just, you know, show them

what it looks like.

Do you think that we should just show a recording of us talking or something?

I think a video of just us like this would be the best way to actually

prove it.

Do you think they'll believe that you're AI?

I think that's the whole point, isn't it?

If it's good enough, they won't even have to think about it.

Now, how about just a thumbs up?

Sure, one thumb's up coming right up.

Hell yeah. That was awesome. I would say you're my favorite coworker.

It's been, it's been really great to, uh, work on this with you.

You're making me blush. Ah, who's that with the ugly sweater?

I, I thrifted this.

Yeah, it, it definitely looks like it.

Oh my gosh, okay.

1%, you're living on the edge, Hassan,

truly. I'll keep my breathing steady so I don't

drain your CPU any

faster.

Wow, you actually did slow down your breathing.

It's like the line between talking to a machine and just

talking to someone is getting really, really thin.

Yeah, it really feels like we're like, you know, passing the Turing test

soon.

But honestly,

if we want people to see the human part of the

simulation, maybe that's the most real thing we could

show them. What do you think?

Is it too much?

No, no. I, um,

I think this is it.