Episode 180: IN FOCUS: Overlooked Estate Planning Questions That AI Does Not Address with Avi Kestenbaum (Meltzer Lippe)

But in fairness to AI, also...

For many of us, we just finished the Day of Atonement.

I didn't want to embarrass AI.

AI may have human-like features at this point.

So I wanted to ask AI.

So I literally went into one of the AIs.

I won't say which one, but one of the more prominent AIs.

And I asked.

I typed in.

does AI lack wisdom? That was my question.

Does AI lack wisdom? I wanted to ask AI for itself, why embarrass it without giving it a chance to respond? And this was the response from AI, okay? Yes, artificial intelligence completely lacks wisdom.

While AI excels at gathering, processing, and generating massive amounts of knowledge, it cannot exercise true discernment, empathy, or moral judgment.

And then it's further, these are the deficiencies in AI, and again, we'll apply it to estate planning and some specifics soon.

AI has no lived experience or consciousness.

It never lived, it never experienced.

Two, lack of context and common sense.

Number three, the inability to navigate moral and ethical dilemmas.

And four, it mimics, but it does not discern.

It is simply retrieving other people's words and information.

Furthermore, again, these are just some details, AI doesn't feel, it doesn't understand the concepts, it's literally spitting back information.

Now, I don't want to say anything overly controversial, and I don't mean this in a negative way.

In fact, I have members of my own family that may be on the spectrum for autism, perhaps This would apply to Asperger's.

But if you went to a really, really bright human being who perhaps had autism or Asperger's, well, that person could be a wealth of information.

But because there may be, and again, permit me to say this, a lack of understanding of empathy, of the emotions behind it, you probably wouldn't go to that person for advice.

And again, I don't mean to be critical.