ChatGPT might very well take my job one day. Which is why it was probably a bad idea to give it a job interviewing the creators and star of Peacock’s offbeat limited series “Mrs. Davis.” But the gi…
as Sister Simone, a nun who takes on an algorithm that has infiltrated most of the world with the promise of solving humanity’s problems.
Gilpin shares some of the same concerns as Sister Simone. In the show, while most of the world embraces the AI named Mrs. Davis — and chases after its clout — Simone doesn’t buy into it. She’s the product of jaded magicians, an upbringing that led her to religion. Desperate to win her over, Mrs. Davis offers Simone anything she wants, but first the nun must locate and destroy the “holy grail.” Simone accepts, but with one condition: If successful, Mrs.
But when it came to asking ChatGPT to come up with questions for the series creators and star, it was a bit of a relief to see AI fall short. It had some good conversation starters, but also asked banal questions that often got the characters and plotlines wrong. Here’s what ChatGPT had to ask: ChatGPT: Mrs. Davis is depicted as an all-knowing, all-powerful AI. How did you approach creating a character that is both relatable and yet almost God-like in its abilities?I refuse to engage in this one, because I’m starting to sniff that ChatGPT is really steering us in a pro-powerful AI direction. I feel like this is a trap.The trap is for Tara and I try to imagine how we approach creating a character that is a God.
It’s a slightly frightening question from an algorithm, because it’s taking the faith vs. technology premise and litigating the “versus.” And that’s something that we did constantly, where in any “versus” story, the real creative juice is in this idea that neither one of these things is ultimately going to win or lose, they have to find a way to coexist. The premise of the show is faith and technology are sort of interchangeable, and where the overlap is in the Venn diagram.
Gilpin had a long chat with Teller , who can speak in real life and holds no illusions about his craft. Even the wrestlers that Gilpin researched for her role on Netflix’s “GLOW” credited some hocus pocus for their craft. But not Teller. “Magicians are all about, ‘no, my skill is in tricking you. There’s not some outside magic orb that we’re also drawing from. It’s all about sleight of hand.
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