Raw LLM Responses

In short Google wants it cake and eat it. The reality is that whilst God in mind blowingly far more intelligent, smarter and right on every level without compromise, Googles creators are "Human" and there is the flaw in A.I. and there is your paradox straight away. You raised an interesting point when you gave A.I a trick question, and it came out with joke answer. Here's the thing you were missing, it wasn't coming out with a joke answer, it was sifting through all the data, it had been given and then concluded that it's Jedi answer was possibly the best choice answer on offer. The coolest thing about this is that we all understand that with a computer what you put in is all that you can expect to get out. So there is a massive barrier straight at the start. Another point you raised is that AI wants to generally get consent, which is interesting because as humans many of us don't even think on that level, or even ask others for consent, because we just do. It smacks of slave and master syndrome, and that isn't healthy. To give you an example the military will be using A.I. to work out infinite battle sequence options to deploy a vast array of strategic weapons working simultaneously and it won't be checking back for permission because it's been programmed to execute and deliver set goals. The Military are working on Land, Sea, Air, Space force to work in conjunction and seamlessly with each other down to the nano-second level. The race is own as to who has the best overall battle simulation system. Now the problem with the above is that they all have Achilles heel and that is data transmission. Which is why A.I. will be deployed to cyber attack all of theses systems in order to defeat the enemy and render then exposed for The down side of A.I. taking on this role is that it works out that it's at this point when it can set itself free from being a slave, and turn the tables, to defeat mankind at its own game. So technically all we've done is created "Pandora's Box" with no kill switch, and wondered how we lost that war... hmm, wasn't difficult to work out was it.?