Would handguns be better with generative AI onboard, or is this a non-starter? Either way, it is a highly controversial topic. See what it is all about.
I’m guessing you might still be hazy as to the intention of doing so.We shall consider that question next.I had mentioned earlier a hypothetical scenario whereby a person that had a handgun was contemplating using the weapon upon themselves.
This brings up a slew of important facets about the design and approach used for the generative AI embedded into the handgun. Anyway, imagine that the person tells the generative AI that the six imposing figures all have guns and are intending to shoot. Certainly, this would get the generative AI to unlock their handgun.
The likely approach would be to use the standard “smart handgun” features of fingerprint detection and facial recognition in conjunction with generative AI. Here’s how that would go. The person picks up the weapon. By default, it is locked. Fingerprint detection and/or facial recognition determine that this is an authorized user. Normally, this would then unlock the weapon.
We cannot assume that the generative AI is perfect for carrying on a conversation with someone and particularly when in a dire situation encompassing human life-or-death considerations. This raises a vital consideration. There isn’t any ironclad guarantee that the generative AI won’t provide bad advice. One would assume that the generative AI has been data trained and filtered to try and prevent these dour outcomes, but that still isn’t an ironclad guarantee.
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