Overview
- Wozniak told CNN and Fox Business on Monday that he rarely uses AI, having only tried a few test questions.
- He said the tools miss the point when a single word should steer the answer, returning broad replies that do not hit the target.
- He described many outputs as too dry and too perfect, and said he is disappointed by them a lot.
- He argued current systems lack lived experience and emotions, and said he has seen no sign that AI could replace humans.
- He added that people can grow dependent on automated answers, in a warning that runs against upbeat claims from leaders like Sundar Pichai, Satya Nadella, and Bill Gates.