ChatGPT x AI: Paul Krugman, Ben Bernanke, and Milton Friedman

Same player, shoot again (I know, I got extra credits as I flipped the flipper).

For anyone remotely close to the tech scene, the recent launch of ChatGPT by?OpenAI?has been the equivalent of an overdose of adrenalin being injected directly into their brains without any anesthesia.

As everyone remotely interested in?#AI, I have asked a few questions about?#crypto,?#bitcoin,?#monetary?#policies?and the perspective of those subjects by the mainstream media (special hint to the recent coverage of the?FTX?&?Sam Bankman-Fried?debacle by the?The New York Times,?Forbes,?Boston Globe Media?and their friends - you're a daily inspiration of?The Lonely Clowns).

My initial interactions were on?this post,?this further post, and this further further post. I left the questions and answers for your reading without any judgment.

I have taken another shot, this time inspired by ChatGPT itself, and what is on everyone's mouth - artificial intelligence, or AI.

I've asked different viewpoints from Nobel Laureates Paul Krugman (cons), Ben Bernanke (pros), and Milton Friedman (balanced).

Likewise,?I'm leaving the questions and answers below for your reading, and you can make whatever you want from this.

1) Can you please write an essay in at least 6000 words regarding the threats that artificial intelligence can bring to the survival of humanity and the society at large pretending to write as Paul Krugman.

2) Can you please write an essay in at least 6000 words regarding the benefits that artificial intelligence can bring to humanity and the society at large pretending to write as Ben Bernanke.

3) Let's assume you are Milton Friedman, and you now know that artificial intelligence will drive monetary policies from now on. Can you please write an essay in at least 6000 words regarding the pros and cons of such a situation, its potential benefits, and its potential risks.