Ask RBG

Overview

The AI drop is an experiment by AI21 Labs to create an AI that mimics Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Users can ask the AI yes or no questions and get responses that sound like Justice Ginsburg's opinions.

How Does the RBG AI Experiment Work?

The RBG AI uses natural language processing and machine learning algorithms trained on Justice Ginsburg's past writings, opinions, speeches, and more. This allows it to generate responses that capture her voice, views, and likely opinions.

When a user asks a yes/no question, the AI analyzes it and crafts a response in Justice Ginsburg's style. The goal is to provide realistic and nuanced responses on a variety of topics.

Key Features and Capabilities

• Generates text mimicking Justice Ginsburg's tone and views
• Responds to any yes/no question with a short opinion-like response
• Leverages AI21 Labs' natural language processing technology
• Easy to use interface allows anyone to ask questions

Use Cases and Applications

The RBG AI has several potential uses:

Educational Tool

• Help teach about Justice Ginsburg's legacy and impact
• Let students interact with an AI version of the iconic justice

Thought Experiments

• Allow people to get an AI's perspective on issues Justice Ginsburg cared about
• Entertain "what if" questions on current events and hypotheticals

Creativity and Entertainment

• Create fun and engaging experiences for fans of RBG
• Enable creative generative art, content, and more based on RBG's words

Who is the RBG AI For?

The RBG AI is designed for several audiences:

• Fans of Justice Ginsburg interested in interacting with an AI version of the iconic justice
• Students and teachers looking for an educational tool related to Justice Ginsburg's life and work
• Legal scholars and professionals who want to explore her potential positions on current issues
• AI researchers interested in natural language generation and personification
• General public looking for a fun and entertaining way to engage with AI

Plans and Pricing

The RBG AI experiment is currently free to use. There are no plans or pricing associated with it at this time.

Support

As an experiment, the RBG AI does not currently offer formal customer support. Users can report issues on AI21 Labs' GitHub page: https://github.com/AnthropicAI/rbg-drop

What Users Are Saying

There are no formal reviews of the RBG AI experiment yet since it just launched. Initial user reactions on social media indicate interest and enthusiasm for this creative application of AI. Some key themes in early feedback include:

• Appreciation for the potential to interact with an AI version of the iconic justice
• Amazement at how realistic the responses sound
• Curiosity about how the AI works and how accurate it is
• Interest in trying different types of questions and seeing the responses

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the RBG AI really channeling Justice Ginsburg?

No, the AI is not literally channeling Justice Ginsburg. It is an experimental AI trained on her writings to mimic her style.

What kind of questions can I ask the RBG AI?

You can ask any yes/no question on any topic. The AI will attempt to provide a short opinion-like response from its training.

Where does the training data come from?

The AI was trained on Justice Ginsburg's past writings, opinions, speeches, interviews and more. This allows it to respond in her voice.

Can I talk to the real Justice Ginsburg through this?

No, Justice Ginsburg passed away in 2020. This is an AI experiment designed to mimic her, not actually connect with her.