Exploring AI and Human Creativity

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This chapter examines the philosophical implications of artificial intelligence on human creativity and consciousness, featuring insights from a prominent author. It discusses techniques like automatic writing and hypnosis as means to enhance creative flow, while addressing the challenges of writer's block during the pandemic.

AI can do amazing things – write your term papers, sequence your genes, maybe replace your therapist. But even super-intelligence has limits. So, does AI really have a mind — or a soul? We'll explore the frontiers of artificial intelligence — from robots painting masterpieces to software engineers trying to create god-like machines.

Original Air Date: March 30, 2024

Interviews In This Hour:

Stop worrying about deepfakes — Does AI have a soul? — Can robots paint a masterpiece?

Guests:

Walter Scheirer, Meghan O’Gieblyn, Sougwen 愫君 Chung

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