2023-06-16 13:40:34
Chairman of the Human Rights Council Valery Fadeev believes that artificial intelligence should be used for more complex tasks than the creation of neural networks based on the statements of politicians. In his opinion, the Zhirinovsky neural network presented the day before “offends” the deceased head of the LDPR party Vladimir Zhirinovsky.
Yesterday, June 16, the Liberal Democratic Party presented the Zhirinovsky neural network as part of SPIEF 2023, answering questions from forum participants in the voice of the deceased politician. The Zhirinovsky neural network predicted Russia’s victory in the military conflict in Ukraine, campaigned for the Liberal Democratic Party and sent Gennady Zyuganov to rest in the country.
“Yesterday, the Zhirinovsky bot was presented … You see, von Neumann and Alan Turing are turning over in their graves. These great people, mathematicians, did they invent everything so that Zhirinovsky’s chat would now appear? We offend Zhirinovsky with this, because … Zhirinovsky was an intelligent, sharp man. Why are we doing this? There are real tasks, more difficult tasks,” said Valery Fadeev at SPIEF.
LDPR leader Leonid Slutsky emphasized that the neural network is not Zhirinovsky himself, but his “some kind of digital student.” The founder of the LDPR party, Vladimir Zhirinovsky, died on April 6, 2022. He was 75 years old.
Read more about the presentation of the Zhirinovsky neural network here.
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