Gyula Klima

In this discussion, Gyula Klima, a distinguished Professor of Philosophy at Fordham University, sheds light on the philosophical insights of Aquinas regarding artificial intelligence. He articulates how human intelligence, rooted in immaterial concept formation, is fundamentally distinct from artificial general intelligence (AGI). Klima emphasizes that while AGI can enhance human understanding, it lacks genuine creativity and the social interaction essential for true conceptual growth. The conversation also delves into the metaphysical implications of intellect and cognition, revealing the limitations of AI in replicating human thought.