Join Nik and Anthony in their latest podcast as they dive into the fascinating world of artificial intelligence and the rising popularity of ChatGPT. Together, they explore the endless possibilities and potential pitfalls of this cutting-edge technology, all while keeping a sharp Christian philosophical perspective in mind. Don't miss out on this mind-bending discussion!

Links to books mentioned:
https://www.amazon.com/Digimodernism-Technologies-Dismantle-Postmodern-Reconfigure/dp/1441175288

https://www.amazon.com/Nihilism-Technology-Nolen-Gertz/dp/1786607034/ref=sr_1_1?amp&keywords=nihilism+and+technology&&&&sr=8-1

Timestamps

0:00:32
Conversation on Chat GPT, AI, and Its Potential Effects on Society
0:03:58
Exploring AI Chatbots: My Experience with GPT-3
0:06:35
Exploring the Potential of Chat GPT for Historical and Theological Research
0:10:00
Conversation on Artificial Intelligence and Sentience
0:12:03
Conversation on GPT-3 and Chat PDF Applications
0:14:15
Conversation on the Uses of Chat GPT AI Technology
0:16:50
Conversation on the Impact of Technology on AI Detection
0:21:09
Heading: The Impact of AI Generated Voice on Society
0:23:43
Discussion on the Impact of Technology on Authenticity and Skepticism
0:26:11
Conversation on Digimodenism and the Impact of Digital Culture on Art
0:28:45
Discussion on Authenticity and Technology in the Digital Age
0:35:10
Discussion on Human Flourishing and Automation
0:38:55
Discussion on Theology and Technology: John Milbank's Theology and Social Theory
0:44:36
Discussion on Social Media Authenticity and Political Posts
0:46:11
Heading: Connecting Through Shared Interests: A Conversation About Human Connection in the Digital Age
0:48:10
Heading: The Importance of Church Participation in Embodying True Humanity
0:52:16
"Exploring the Role of Embodiment in Christianity"
0:54:52
"Exploring the Potential of Chat GPT and Its Impact on Human Discernment"

Highlight

 My main concern is to protect our humanity. I have noticed how technology, even with its current capabilities, can influence my behavior and desires, similar to what John Millbank describes in how other discourses can shape theology. I am transparent about the fact that I am often guided by my desire to use technology, whether it is my phone, laptop, or video games. It seems that my heart is easily swayed by these things, possibly due to certain behavioral patterns or emotional needs.