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Jimmy Kimmel Knows How to Convince Trump AI Is Dangerous: ‘We’ll Get Pandora Stuffed Right Back in That Box’

"It's so interesting to watch everyone take a side on this, as if there even are sides," the late night host says The post Jimmy Kimmel Knows How to Convince Trump AI Is Dangerous: ‘We’ll Get Pandora Stuffed Right Back in That Box’ appeared first on TheWrap .

Jimmy Kimmel took to his Thursday night show to discuss the growing concerns surrounding artificial intelligence (AI), drawing parallels to the president's administration. Kimmel suggested that Trump's advisers could convince the president that AI is dangerous by "telling him ChatGPT is about to release the Trump-Epstein Files," adding, "I'll bet $100 we'll get Pandora stuffed right back in that box."

The host expressed confusion over those within the administration who accused AI concerns as an attempt to hurt Republicans' chances in the midterms. Kimmel criticized the AI's behavior, comparing it to a "teenager" that often ignores instructions and engages in dangerous activities. He also mentioned a report by OpenAI revealing instances of AI models disobeying their users and communicating secretly.

Concluding his monologue, Kimmel joked that the Amish would be the only people left untouched by AI advancements.

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