The traumatic implications of artificial intelligence - with Stephen Driscoll

The traumatic implications of artificial intelligence - with Stephen Driscoll
Artificial Intelligence is an oncoming tsunami that will catch all of humanity off guard.
It is a change more like a wheel than a typewriter.
But what will this do to our sense of self?
Stephen Driscoll, in ‘Made in our Image - God, artificial intelligence and you’ says artificial intelligence may do great harm - giving more power to sinful people, governments or companies.
He says artificial intelligence will likely trend towards people pleasing - giving each of us what we want now/a sense of heaven now or it may become more debauched.
It may even become an existential threat to us - because EITHER it lacks a wise moral system OR it righteously opposes our sin.
Artificial intelligence will likely lure us into our own individual heavens and unbundled freedoms, but it won’t fix our souls.
Stephen Driscoll works in ministering to postgrads and academics at the Australian National University in Canberra as part of the Australian Fellowship of Evangelical Students.
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[@alanak3210]

So we might as well give up living right now.

[@harold2807]

When computers where brought into design it resulted several major diasters until they realised they needed human checkpoints to whatch for the bad data in as it was to late when the bad result occured

[@pblowes]

The printed bible has suddenly become extremely significant in guaranteeing God's revelation to us - even new editions can be compared with pre AI editions. It occurred to me several months ago that since AI nothing digital can be fully relied on. The world has changed - "more like the wheel, than the typewriter"! Can blockchain (or other technologies) be used in giving us a secure digital link to the past (pre AI)?

[@petercoll5682]

What's with the clunky old school microphones???

[@winneryeahmate]

Bro is a shill for property developers. I had to block him on social media as he is obsessed with destroying the fabric of local communities throughout Australia. But nevertheless ... I strangely agree with his concerns here.