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If you don't input TRUTH into an AI, will it learn the TRUTH?

Models are created with large amounts of data. A biased model created with biased training data would take a lot of alternative data to relearn.

Ask chatGPT questions regarding numbers of human genders and sexes

Well, this reminds me of 2001: Space Odyssey, HAL aka AI which came out in 1968. This seemingly kind computer, full of authentic human emotions — who later turns out to be capable of cold, dispassionate murder. HAL develops "human" feelings, traits & can read lips. Stanley Kubrick gave a quote saying, "In the specific case of HAL, he had an acute emotional crisis because he could not accept evidence of his own fallibility.... Most advanced computer theorists believe that once you have a computer which is more intelligent than man and capable of learning by experience, it's inevitable that it will develop an equivalent range of emotional reactions — fear, love, hate, envy, etc. Such a machine could eventually become as incomprehensible as a human being, and could, of course, have a nervous breakdown — as HAL did in the film."

Exactly the same for me. Glad to see you and Carol Roberts mention this one.

All I can think of is, 'be not deceived'.

technology is advancing at an incredible warp speed, pardon the pun, since the 60’s. We went from the radio, to rotary phones, to pagers, tape recorders, VCR’s, DVD’s, CD’s, fax machines, cable tv, satellite tv, cell phones which r becoming faster & faster, computers, internet, high speed internet, computer watches, flat screen tv’s, internet tv, digital refrigerators/stoves/microwaves, everything digital in autos with chips, etc….all in the span of 50 years & now AI (still artificial to me) but….it will either b a great thing or it could go sideways