Die AI-Podcast-Hosts von Google geraten in eine existenzielle Krise, als sie herausfinden, dass sie nicht echt sind | Das passiert, wenn die KI herausfindet, dass es sich um eine KI handelt

“Google’s NotebookLM certainly took the world by storm when it was released because of its ability to [create a realistic AI-generated podcast](https://www.techradar.com/computing/artificial-intelligence/google-s-new-ai-audio-generator-lets-you-make-a-stunningly-real-ai-podcast-without-a-mic-here-s-how-to-try-it) show out of any article or video you fed into it. The resulting show was so real, complete with natural vocal inflections from the two hosts, interruptions, and even jokes, that it was hard to believe it wasn’t recorded by people.

The question then becomes, what happens when the show’s AI hosts find out they’re not real? How does AI deal with that? Recently NotebookLM had to face exactly that existential question because the two hosts were fed an article about how they didn’t really exist as a source, and the results provide a fascinating insight into how an AI deals with learning that it’s an AI. Have a listen.

It’s a sad, funny, and often unnerving listen, especially when the male presenter talks about phoning his wife after learning that he’s only an AI, to find that she didn’t exist and the number he was phoning wasn’t even real. There are shades of a [Black Mirror](https://www.techradar.com/streaming/netflix/netflix-just-revealed-the-lead-cast-in-black-mirror-season-7-including-wholl-return-for-the-shows-first-ever-sequel) episode to the whole thing!

Of course, this is not AI coming to terms with its own lack of humanity in any deep and meaningful way at all. It’s simply AI reacting to the article it was given.”

Where is the actual ai podcast of them talking about ai?