What happens if an AI says "I am lying"?

 If an AI states, "I'm lying," it creates a paradoxical scenario because the statement is a contradiction in itself. This is known as the liar dilemma, and it has long perplexed philosophers.

A statement can be true or false in logic, however the statement "I am lying" cannot be assigned either truth value since if it is true, the AI is speaking the truth, which means it is not lying, and if it is false, the AI is lying, which implies the statement is true.

This paradox shows the limitations of logic and language in portraying complicated notions, as well as the necessity for more nuanced ways to comprehending the nature of truth and reality.

Technically, an AI model may be taught to make contradictory assertions, but it would not have firsthand experience with lying or speaking the truth, as these are complicated human notions that need awareness and subjective experience.