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Kamala Scorched For ‘Kindergarten-Level’ Explanation Of AI: ‘AI Is Kind Of A Fancy Thing’

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Vice President Kamala Harris was roasted on social media for an explanation of artificial intelligence that some snarky commentators said bordered on “kindergarten-level” education.

“AI is kind of a fancy thing. First of all, it’s two letters,” said Vice President Harris as she sat at the head of a roundtable with labor rights groups to discuss threats to human employment by automated programs using artificial intelligence.

“Ultimately what it is is about machine learning,” continued Harris, who described how machines are “taught” with prompts from human operators. “What then will be produced in terms of decisions and opinions?”

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The short clip, which had been viewed more than one million times on Twitter, garnered some head-shaking reactions from viewers who compared Harris’s remarks to the fictional vice president on HBO’s comedy show “Veep.”

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Another suggested that cocaine at the White House may have in fact not belonged to Hunter Biden.

Another raised the very real possibility that, should President Joe Biden die in office, Vice President Harris will be the nation’s commander-in-chief charged with overseeing nuclear strike capabilities.

The vice president has struggled in the limelight to orient herself as President Biden’s number two, regularly coming under fire for taking on the role of “A.I. Czar” for the administration despite having no qualifications in the field. Staffers for the president have struggled with how and where to fit Harris into the Biden agenda, at one point setting her up to be a point person for the entire continent of Africa.

As the blunders around VP Harris have piled up — from President Biden claiming he works for her to the aging Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) forgetting who she is — her favorability rating among the public has dipped to an all-time low for any vice president ever.

President Biden, who struggles with his own enthusiasm gap, has been left as the party’s standard-bearer partially out of fear that, should he opt against running, Vice President Harris would face a messy and contentious Democratic primary given her weak standing as a second-in-command. The president faces challengers within his own primary from Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and spiritual guru Marianne Williamson.