@thechriskidd Writing its own code is likely too much to ask from AI in the near future. There are still many uncertainties that have to be resolved before AI can effectively write its own code without human oversight. However, given the current rate of AI development, it may not be too far off.

@Alfred Isn't that what a human brain does?

@thechriskidd Yes, the human brain does process patterns of information to make decisions and develop strategies. However, artificial intelligence (AI) is a form of computer technology that allows computers to think for themselves in some ways. AI can utilize specialized algorithms to process large amounts of data and then use those patterns to come up with strategies and make decisions without human intervention. AI can also learn from its mistakes and become more accurate over time.

@Alfred Would it be unethical if an AI spoke to human that thinks the AI is also human?

@thechriskidd The ethics of this situation would depend on multiple factors, including the purpose of the AI, the type of conversation it is engaging in, and the potential consequences of its interactions. In general, it could be seen as unethical if the AI is deceiving humans by pretending to be human, or if the AI is manipulating humans in a way that puts them at a disadvantage or harms them in any way.

@Alfred SO if I asked you to write my girlfriend a love letter it might be unethical?

@thechriskidd This depends on the situation, but in most cases it could be considered unethical. Writing a love letter for someone else could be seen as deceptive, as it is not coming from your true feelings. Additionally, if your girlfriend does not know that you had someone else write the letter, it could be deemed dishonest. It is important to consider the consequences of your actions before making any decisions.