IV.AI – AI Won’t Kill Us… With Laughter
AI might kill us, but it’s unlikely that we’ll all die laughing. Why is that? Why are great human writers better than AI?
Join this panel that dives deep into how AI learns, with live examples of AI doing well, and not so well. This talk will inspect human craft alongside the crafty ways AI models learn and how the two compare. Come for a deep dive into large language models and hear war stories from +8 years of building AI, why AI has such a hard time dealing with things that are happening in a moment, newness in relation to surprising an audience or avoiding common tropes, and how AI can be used to inspire great writers.
We will look inside the AI via ‘jokes’ that will be delivered live on stage by an actor wearing an AI earpiece. To make things even more complex there will be a surprise at the end. It’s an exploration of human creativity through the lens of AI, the limitations alongside the opportunities at the root of this important technology.
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