Philosophy, Programs, and Prompts
Sep 24, 2026 · 1 hr 56 min · 12 segments
Is artificial intelligence really on track to wipe out humanity by 2050, or are the most prominent doom arguments fundamentally flawed? In this episode of Philosophy Programs and Prompts, Casey…
Casey HartHost
Carl BrownHost
Not only are there the usual folks who are talking about being worried about these sorts of things, and this is not even necessarily to mock them.

You and I disagree about how much some of those folks are in good faith, but I'm going to give them the good faith seal of approval, at least as a default.

To show you all how dedicated I am to this podcast, I listened to an Ann Coulter video talking about artificial intelligence, and it is exactly as bad as you would think, but I listened to it.


Let's go through the main arguments that we're all going to die because of AI and see what substance is actually there, how we think about it.

Just just have a conversation that hopefully adds a little bit of the kind of thing that we add to this discussion.

Not only are there the usual folks who are talking about being worried about these sorts of things, and this is not even necessarily to mock them.

You and I disagree about how much some of those folks are in good faith, but I'm going to give them the good faith seal of approval, at least as a default.

To show you all how dedicated I am to this podcast, I listened to an Ann Coulter video talking about artificial intelligence, and it is exactly as bad as you would think, but I listened to it.


Let's go through the main arguments that we're all going to die because of AI and see what substance is actually there, how we think about it.

Just just have a conversation that hopefully adds a little bit of the kind of thing that we add to this discussion.
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