. there are definitely concerns about the misuse of ai i think people can do incredible work. you know t is on the borderline of cheating. now at 11:00. it has a potential to transform the way we work, write and learn. how people in the bay area feel

about the advent of ai, and the perspective on it, tonight, tha might surprise you. from kpix. this is the lat news [music] . hi, these days it is hard t go a day without hearing about the latest amazing things that ai can do. it can plan a vacation for you. compose music. it can help you invest your money. it has ways to change the way people do businesses in all kinds of industries and how it gets misused gets a lot of attention too. the way it is used in politics is controversial. ther was a 30 second biden attack ad created with ai software using fake images of san francisco. that has never been done before it has future under a second biden turn and showed a flash o the golden gate bridge and

soldiers lining the city streets. just a few weeks ago the fake pictures of donald trump running from the police started circulating. before the former president was taken into custody which, of course, looke nothing like this. and ai can get creative with some of these fake images. how about pope francis in a white puffer jacke that looks like it just came of of the runway? these images did trick people online. twitter had to add a label it was fake. you can do just about anything with ai including things you ar not supposed to be doing. just ask a college kid. a lot o■f students are using ai to do their homework, presentations and it is not like you are ripping off someone else's existing work. telling the difference between something created by ai and created by a person can be difficult. biden administration is considering some regulations and it is unclear how it will be

reenforced. we asked people what they think about this technology. >> i think manipulating people through the use of that data an what it is learning stresses me out. i don't like that. including, you know politically and how it can effect our votes >> people can do incredible work. it is on the borderline of cheating, right? i had to produce a job description last week. i just put in just some bullet points of what the job description was about and hit a button and wow it came out and it was absolutely perfect. >> that is how your job goes away. just kidding. we will talk about that in just a second. thank you for staying up late we appreciate it. lauren, you talked to professor here in the bay area who had an unexpected take on one of the most popular ai tools onut there. >> reporter: yes, chat gpt is all of the buzz. so much so it caught the attention of the white house. biden

administration is starting to look at ai tools including chat gpt and opening a public commen period with concerns of credibility and plagiarism surround the site. a professor says embracing it may be more beneficial than resisting it. >> it seems to have its mind of its own. answering any questio with sources in evidence. shaking the world of academia. but, professor coles is embracing the skill set of chat gpt. >> we can run from it or we can lean into it. and i think it i best to lean into it. >> he dedicated his life to teaching. recently earned tenure as english professor at sf state. >> watching them learn, engage, think, reflect. i can not thin of a better way to spend my lif than with people talking about ideas. >> reporter: it this concept of organic learn that is caught in the crosshairs in the debate of plagiarism and cheating through chat gpt that can answer any

prompt, write a paper or even a news story in a matter of minutes. but, he says it has more to offer as a learning tool. >> when wikipedia came out it was going to be all these factule issues and now you see actually it still exists and it is a gene genre itself. >> now he is looking to get people to embrace it in a similar way. >> outline a paper. this is wha i did, this is what the chat did, and maybe blend them. maybe you are adopting somethin and not thinking about it but another opponent. >> reporter: with you put chat gpt to the test. starting with prompt often used in literature courses. >> there we go. so, it gives u the final completed novel,

persuasion is a timeless story of love, loss and second chances. it continues to go on and i did not set any parameter around it. it is producing multiple paragraphs here. >> reporter: then, i asked him to frame the question in a way he would ask his own students >> we stumped it. maybe that i a particular genre it can not do. you know, i don't know. it would not, it is not responding to jane austin. >> reporter: even with his positive outlook on chat gpt plagiarism is still a concern but should not be the driving force of the conversation. educators should take a constructive approach to its existence in education today. >> reporter: okay, we are talking about all of the things you can do with it. i am just starting to play with it a little bit. it has written me poems and things like that. ar there things that it can not do what are the limitations? >> it can do a lot but it does have limitations. it learns wit

every question its knowledge i limited after about 2021. so, i may not be able to answer questions about current events or concepts from 2022 and beyond. produce bias or incorrect content it does have wide range of knowledge it is still limited. it may not be able to answer ever question. >> it is very careful to the give advice. i tried to give m relationship advice and it said no. thank you very much. what about ai's impact on entertainment? captured attention with ai-generated songs, mimicking musicians and photographs. we talked to an expert that is as it can overhaul the industry. >> it goes to some of the most basic and yet the capability that is basically the creative

human mind. could we see artificial intelligence write screenplays or edit screenplays make them better. >> ai generated a lot of anxiet in creative spaces. a lot of people in fear their jobs could be replaced it could happen as more jobs are relied or replace by ai or it can be used as a tool to help people in creative fields. >> what about news anchors coul we be replaced by ai? do you think you can tell the difference between a robot and the real me? >> okay. that was not me. that was an ai-generated clone of my voice. a machine uses the snipits of my voice and read anything we dictate as me. all right, coming up on the broadcast. a man accused of attacking a san francisco fire commissioner will be released from jail tonight. you arpocli

the kings that you can not wait we have good news for you. and fast food is supposed t be fast unless the line to get it snakes around the parking lot. why these guys were so eager to wait. temperatures today, well above average. that trend is not going to be as noticeable around the bay. a little bit o fog. check out the numbers today. up to 90 in santa rosa and 93 in fairfield. we will see how long the inland heat will heat up [singing] . be sure to tune into the "late, late show" james cordin is officially leaving after nin seasons of carpool karaoke. yo can watch the

. we were the first to talk t former san francisco fire commissioner about a brutal attack in the marine's district marina district. now the suspect accused of beating him is getting released to jail. betty yu is live outside of the san francisco county jail. i know you have been there a anhi was unable to hephysically just

not able to be there. now, as you said, we have been here since the afternoon outside the county jail for him to walk through these doors. he ha not done so yet. we are told once you are released this process can take several hours. >> reporter: the da says he was not able to appear because of medication he is taking for his injuries from the attack. the judge then released him with minimal super vision and ordere him to they 100 yards away and stay off the entire block of magnolia street where the attac happened. >> he is relieved to get out of custody it has been really, really hard for him to be in custody. i am in contact with his mother who is very concerne and we are to tantntwihion he gets out. >> reporter: he is charged with

assault with a deadly weapon, aggravated battery and assault with force likely to produce great bodily injury. the hearing postpone want comes after the discovery of police reports documenting eight separate acts of violence targeting homeless people in th marina. one video provided by the public defender's office slows a man spraying a homeless person with a large can of bear spray. in november of 2021. >> i have been doing this for a long, long time. and i can -- understand the impact of prior bad acts and that would be impeachment on him. now, these eight police reports that i referenced yesterday, which i never said that they are him. let's just get that clear. i don't know. i have a rong suspicion that they are because of similar descriptions and a similar mo.

>> reporter: his attorney released a statement saying tha he denies his involvement in an prior attacks. this is just victim blaming, plain and simple. don was nearly beaten to death. there is no excuse fo that. he did not come to court today for medical reasons and i cooperating with law enforcement. district attorney jenkins says her office has not dismissed the charges against him. the it is necessary for prosecutor's to prove their case. >> all right, betty, a lot of people following this one. wha is next this the case? >> reporter: that preliminary hearing has now been moved to may 23rd. the da, as we heard, said that she hopes she will have don's testimony at that time, sara? >> all right, betty, thank you very much for your reporting. w have been following all of the developments and streaming 24/7 on cbs news bay area. it has been eerily dark in downtown san francisco tonight

for the second night row. a transformer blew more than 24 hours ago. hundreds of customer could be in the dark all of the way to the weekend. this is the current pg&e outage map, not as bad as last night. people do no have power in jackson, and battery. all of it happened because an of an explosion. i is taking longer than they expected. i was confused. there was just no light anywhere. some of the taller, think they are condos, no lights. no lights. nothing. >> still no lights in the condo building down battery. it is eerie. i was walking around on my dinner break this evening an it is unsettling. >> it is. everything is so dar after the sun goes down in a major metro area. it will take little longer. at least you do not have to turn on the

air-conditioning, yoquotes cause july and august that would be a true heat dome. tha kind of pattern. inland would b over 100 degrees. this is a warm dome, it is ahead of the pace for this time of the year. bigger changes heading through the weekend. we will be tracking those as we go through the next several days, we are starting to see a little bit of fog in the distance, the temperature down to 55 degrees in san francisco, 56 in oakland not much of a difference acros the bay. inland a i wide variety. 58 in santa rosa and still holding on to 70 degrees in concord. the fog is going to try to spread away from the coast, making its way through the golden gate. not all that widespread heading into tomorro morning, along the coast, aroun the bay, maybe in the north bay valley. fog to start the day. that dissipates, backs up towards the coast quickly. alon the coast, hard time shaking th fog. it will limit how much yo will warm up. the temperatures

tonight, dropping down mostly t the lower to middle 50s. cooler spots in the upper 40s. highs tomorrow, not as warm around th bay. upper 60s in san francisco, oakland, still stuck in the lower half of the 60s along the coast. farther inland it will be toasty. lower 80s fo the north bay. upper 80s in th valley, and upper 80s and 90s inland and the east bay. the temperatures way above average for this time of the year. if you are heading onut to the coliseum tomorrow evening, for the first game of the a's serie against the reds, inner league play. the temperatures at game time are still in the 60s. it i going to cool off. the fog is going to spread out across the bay heading through friday evening and friday night. the pattern change is evident when you look above average we are going to be over the next few days, well above average inland tomorrow. not as far above average inland on saturday. but, still, going to be warm inland on saturday. that really changes on sunday. that is the sharp drop on the temperature roller coaster near or even below average temperatures in store for the second half of th weekend. the last day of april

is going to usher in a cool pattern for the first day of may. it will continue. the whole first week of play. and your eyes do not deceive you, there is a chance of showers each and every day in the seven-day forecast from may onward. in fact, you can be beyond the seven-day forecast. continuing through the end of the next week, even enough instability in the atmosphere. some of the showers could develop into thunderstorms. something we will keep our eyes on heading through the next several days. charlie? a appreciate it, pau nfl draft. round one in kansas city. and, draymond green, the villain once again last night i sacramento. he says he does no like being the bad guy.

. what was my warriors prediction? >> i think you said warriors an 6. >> what was yours? >> i said clean sweep. >> he just wanted to be different. >> yes. for good tv. speaking of good tv this series, incredible. four out of the five games, thus far, one-position games, under three

minutes to go. two very evenly matched teams. it does appear warriors championship dna, we talk about, coming into play. golden state one win away from advancing and saying see you later to sacramento. draymond green, scoring, 21 points for green on eight of 10 shooting? the most green has scored since christmas 2019. no surprise he was booed when he entered the game off of the bench. he alway is booed. he thrives as the villain. does he truly embrace it? >> being a villain is no fun. i is not enjoyable. but i am always -- if it is a player or with a fan or a fan base t is what it is and you kind of, you got to take the good with the

bad. >> not for the 49ers, san francisco does not pick until the third round tomorrow. let's get to tonight's action, super bochamp, patrlct the party started. carolina took the trophy winner, young, with the top pick. short game rejoice. at 5 'young is the shortest to go. then the texans traded up to get alabama linebacker will anderson at three. the raiders go with the defensive end wilson. number seven overall. it should be a plug and play pass rusher in vegas. giants and cardinals this afternoon. i recently sold my car and commute like this. frustrating game for logan webb who had another quality t gog. is now ecs deep for thgame's first run. that is all st. louis needed. shutou

for the fourth time. the giants five game winning streak is no more. 6-0 the final score. th athletics got to on it. >> all right, thank you, sir. you might have to get a little creative and sneak out o work early to see them take on the kings

. we have been talking about it because we are excited. the warriors are one game away from moving on to the next round. closing out the series against the king at home tomorrow, the nba switched up the tip off time. we go to the chase center with what it means for fans. >> reporter: for the most part, the warriors have been sitting

at that 7:00 to 7:30 for a weeknight game. for game six, tip off is at 5:00 to make room for the lakers and grizzlies game. for those that may be concerned about getting to the game on time, no worries. the chef has given all fans a pass to leave work early >> get your butts in the seat a 5:00 tipoff. everybody get off of work early in the bay. let' go. >> reporter: the earlier game time may make it a bit challenging for some to get to chase center on time on friday. but 8-year-old jordan gomez is pretty confident it will not conflict with his school schedule. >> they are playing at 5:00. >> okay >> do you think you will be out of school by then? >> for sure. >> reporter: for others like dan, not as easy. he hopes to b working from home so he can watch the game. >> i have to figure out how to watch it, yeah. >> reporter: the 5:00 start wil force ticket holders to make adjustments to get to chase center on time. the san

francisco ferry tweeting we are aware that in its conspiracy to kneecap the warriors dynasty th nba has scheduled friday's game six for 5:00 p.m. in hopes fans will arrive late. of course, this tweet is a joke. ferry times have been moved to get fans to chase on time. the onl ones that may be thrilled about the early start are the businesses. >> wow t is like crazy. that is all i have to say. >> reporter: she will step out of her assistant manager role t help in the kitchen. >> i remember previous game i was just doing dishes all day [ laughter ] >> reporter: unlike a normal game day when business picks up at 5:00. they expect customers will pack the restaurant at 2:0 and stay busy with a combinatio of in-person dining and to-go orders. staff members will be on their feet for their entire shift. >> well, on game day i would sa

20,000 steps. >> wow. >> or more. the kitchen is all of the way in the back. it is like a block distance. >> reporter: if you are at chas center or at home, dove nation is confident they will be on time to support their team and cheer them on for a win >> i feel like since they beat them at the golden one center they should be able to be able to beat them at home. >> reporter: for those without tickets in are the game. thriv city will be open for a viewing party. that starts at 3:00. the place to be in the east bay, a fast food line. why people were waiting a really long time to

. the hot spot today was, i feel like i am saying new york' hottest club is. well, it was chick-fil-a. it seems like people were waiting for it. the line was long all day. look at that. but, people said it move pretty fast. in and out in 15 minutes. >> i am really excited. it is next to my house. five minute drive, you know. quick gym session, come out here, grab me food and that is it >> we have been waiting for thi for a minute. we are excited. >> i said in and out in a chick-fil-a story. >> it is a long time to wait fo plan chicken. >> blan chicken.

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