The Human Counterrevolution: Why a Guy in a Room is Beating AI at Its Own Game In recent years, artificial intelligence has been touted as a panacea for humanity's cognitive weaknesses.
However, Tucker Bryant's unlikely creation, ChatTJB, suggests that the opposite might be true.
By harnessing the efforts of 10,000 volunteers to answer user queries, Bryant has inadvertently become the master of making humans behave like machines.