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Author and columnist Twinkle Khanna knows how to get her readers in stitches, which makes her a perfect fit for the “Mrs Funnybones” pseudonym. In her new article, Twinkle cleverly juxtaposes bots and chatbots alongside politicians, emphasizing their strengths and weaknesses.
Posting a photo on Instagram of herself posing in front of a display of the robot in what appears to be a museum, Khanna referenced the headline of her recent column: “Light up the joke! Why does AI suck humor but can be like Nita?”
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She went on to add, “Apple’s new AI-powered autocorrect upgrade will make me a grateful customer because it might save me from exchanging messages like this with my sister. Go to the market, call later,” she said. Did you tell my mom she didn’t have it! I’m a lesbian I’m not a lesbian: Is this an existential question like “to be or not to be”? She said: I hate my phone! Bloody typos – leaving – you’re not like me, you idiot! Then I called back, and we had a good laugh. I suppose It is the principle of inconsistency that has paid off. Al, programmed to be perfect, does not understand that humor lies in human weakness.”
Khanna recalls how two German researchers tested ChatGPT’s comedic abilities and discovered that out of 1,000 jokes created, 90 percent were repetitions of the same 25 jokes, Khanna said. He is also very lethal in his roles, “and a politician declaring that the height of women has increased since the Modi government came to power”.
So how can poor ChatGPT compete with humans who can make people laugh even when we’re not trying to be funny? How did you start using AI in your daily routine, she asked her followers.
The writer, who is known for her unapologetic honesty, recently recalled a situation in which she boldly refused the director’s request to “do a mandakini” for a lyrical scene.
In a chat with Waheeda Rehman, shared on Tweak India YouTube channel, Khanna said, “I was wearing a white kurta, ready for the perfect rain song, and the director comes in with a shawl wrapped around it, imitating Guru Dutt. And he says, ‘If I told you to do mandakini, what would you say I said I’m going to say two things. First, I’m going to say ‘No’, and second, ‘You’re not Raj Kapoor.'”
She said that after the “Mandakini” incident, the director never spoke to her or cast her in another film.
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