Are you talking about movie reviews or deeper research / cast interviews etc? If so how would you find that stuff on yandex, what search operators would you have to use?
The world is becoming information saturated and poorly structured by design, ever notice how these story blockers are such a big part of the propaganda machine, whereby you have to use elaborate workarounds to just read a simple news story thats pulled from another source?
Saturating culture with too much data is a great tool of breaking reality, breaking truth.
But they cant break truth for long, it always finds a way. And truth is a powerful vector, much more than propaganda without a base in truth, because human experience is powerful, unquantifiable, and can take someone from the gutter to a place of massive wealth or influence, in an instant. That is the power of human experience, the power of truth.
Doesnt make it easy though, to live in this world of so many lies, supercharged by bots. Nature outside of our technology is much simpler in its truth.
Youre saying that the problem will be people using AI to persuade other people that the AI is 'super smart' and should be held in high esteem.
Its already being done now with actors and celebrities. We live in this world already. AI will just make this trend so that even a kid in his room can anonymously lead some cult for nefarious ends. And it will allow big companies to scale their propaganda without relying on so many 'troublesome human employees'.
Actual reasoning is made up of various biological feedback loops that happen in the body and brain, essentially your physical senses give you the ability to reason in the first place, without the eyes, ears etc there is no ability to learn basic reasoning, which is why kids who are blind or mute from birth have huge issues learning about object permanence, spatial awaraness etc. You cant expect human reasoning without human perception.
My question is how does the AI perceive. Basically how good is the simulation for its perception. If we know that, then we can probably assess its ability to reason because we can compare it to the closest benchmark we have (your average human being). How do AI's see, how did they learn concepts in strings of words and pixels? How does the concept it learnt in text carry through to images of colors, of shapes? Does it show a transfer of conceptual understanding across both two and three dimentional shapes?
I know these are more questions than answers, but its just things that I've been wondering about.