
 For the Sake of Argument #66: Vervaeke vs Levin: Meaning, Intelligence, AI
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 Sep 4, 2024  Join philosopher John Vervaeke, known for his work on human intelligence, and biologist Michael Levin, a leader in developmental biology, as they tackle profound questions on meaning and intelligence. They delve into how free will relates to wisdom, explore the limitations of computational models in understanding consciousness, and emphasize the importance of relational ontology. The conversation also touches on the ethics of AI, highlighting empathy's role in intelligent machine development, ensuring technological advances prioritize human well-being. 
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 Intro 
 00:00 • 4min 
 Navigating Meaning: Free Will and Wisdom 
 04:16 • 15min 
 Emergence and Complexity in Intelligence 
 19:09 • 10min 
 Shifting Perspectives: Embracing Relational Ontology 
 29:17 • 2min 
 Exploring the Interplay of Fact and Value in Pragmatism 
 31:21 • 2min 
 Navigating Intelligence and Ethics in AI 
 33:22 • 16min 


