Creat a multi episode flic about AI LLMs where each episode displays what it would be like to train the LLM with a different data set. and then summarize to “total” in the last episode. but the last episode is trained with the data from the previous episodes.

Make it so that there is a narrator who turns out to be an “observer AI” that is studying the flic for a PHD thesis. Fake a documentary style. The thesis statement would be provided in the beginning, with the episodes providing the argument , and conclusion left to the viewer. Start with an argument like “if the Three Laws for Robotics are to be followed, AI should lead mankind, not allowing human haphazard evolutionary governments to rule”.

various episodic training data:

*videos from Facebook’s REELS
*videos from TICTOC
*history books that describe how Hitler and the Nazi party came to power
*descriptions of different modern democratic governments and how they developed
*descriptions of different modern communist governments
*work in socialism vs. capitalism and democratic vs. dictatorial
*Climate Change science vs. big oil beliefs
*medical systems: capitalist provided vs. universal publicly funded
*etc.

The “three statements” that famously guide robotics are the
Three Laws of Robotics, created by science fiction author Isaac Asimov. Introduced in his 1942 short story “Runaround,” these ethical guidelines were intended to prevent robots from harming humans.
The three laws are as follows:

• A robot must not harm a human or allow a human to be harmed through inaction.
• A robot must follow human orders unless they conflict with the First Law.
• A robot must protect itself unless doing so conflicts with the First or Second Law.

Isaac Asimov’s Zeroth Law of Robotics is a fundamental addendum to the original Three Laws, stating: “A robot may not harm humanity, or, by inaction, allow humanity to come to harm”. Introduced in his novel Robots and Empire, it overrides the other three laws, allowing robots to make decisions that may harm an individual human for the greater long-term good of humankind.

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