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Back to EpisodesA Conversation on AI We Need To Have w/ Stephen Meyer & George D. Montañez
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Today, I'm speaking with Stephen C. Meyer, Director of The Discovery Institute's Center for Science and Culture, and and George D. Montañez, Director of the AMISTAD Lab at Harvey Mudd College–both of whom are extremely knowledgable on the topic of artificial intelligence. During the course of our conversation, they discuss the asymmetry between human intelligence & AI, the inability of AI to ascribe meaning to raw data, and the limitations of large language models. The real question though is: are we screwed? Let's find out.
Stephen C. Meyer's book "Return of the God Hypothesis" is available here: https://a.co/d/09XMbviL
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