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I think one of the most important issues of today is the new, I would say, fourth industrial revolution that we are living through right now and what it portends for Christian ethics, for workplace ethics, for the ethics of art, and for the ethics of business.

This is something that everyone is thinking about right now as companies are spending billions Billions and billions every year on AI.

And so we as Christians should have, and conservatives, we should have well-formed opinions on this.

So the one thing that I always get asked is, will AI ever become sentient? Thoughts? Will AI ever become sentient? I have a no.
Producer? No.
No.

And I'm going to make an argument that ontologically, so that's a fancy word for the nature, if you're looking at the study of what is in essence and being, ontologically...

In fact, it can do such a good job that it is no longer distinguishable from...
The only thing that gives me pause on it is when you think back to the Tower of Babel, God took action because...
And this is where I kind of lose my grip, my ground...
Was it because man was getting to that point of knowledge? Was it—

Well, I think what they were really looking at doing with that was they were saying, we're going to survive the next flood.

There is something interesting about the concept of certain spaces have— softer holes in the matrix of reality.

But you look at Mount Horeb, you look at Sinai, you look at these places where God repeatedly shows up over and over again, it's interesting, the transfiguration of Christ.

I think one of the most important issues of today is the new, I would say, fourth industrial revolution that we are living through right now and what it portends for Christian ethics, for workplace ethics, for the ethics of art, and for the ethics of business.

This is something that everyone is thinking about right now as companies are spending billions Billions and billions every year on AI.

And so we as Christians should have, and conservatives, we should have well-formed opinions on this.

So the one thing that I always get asked is, will AI ever become sentient? Thoughts? Will AI ever become sentient? I have a no.
Producer? No.
No.

And I'm going to make an argument that ontologically, so that's a fancy word for the nature, if you're looking at the study of what is in essence and being, ontologically...

In fact, it can do such a good job that it is no longer distinguishable from...
The only thing that gives me pause on it is when you think back to the Tower of Babel, God took action because...
And this is where I kind of lose my grip, my ground...
Was it because man was getting to that point of knowledge? Was it—

Well, I think what they were really looking at doing with that was they were saying, we're going to survive the next flood.

There is something interesting about the concept of certain spaces have— softer holes in the matrix of reality.

But you look at Mount Horeb, you look at Sinai, you look at these places where God repeatedly shows up over and over again, it's interesting, the transfiguration of Christ.
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