Jane Sloan Peters, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies, discusses the limitations of ChatGPT in truly understanding human language, Thomas Aquinas' analysis of the word, the immateriality of the intellect, distinctions between AI chatbots and human speech, and the connection between verbal communication and experiencing God.

Josh Hochschild is a Professor of Philosophy renowned for his work in medieval ethics, and Jane Sloan Peters is an Assistant Professor specializing in biblical interpretation. They delve into Aristotle's take on virtue and the lack of piety in his ethics, contrasting it with Aquinas's views on faith and moral living. The discussion emphasizes the gifts of the Holy Spirit, the role of contemplation for happiness, and how virtues aid in understanding complex theological truths, making the journey to true fulfillment a blend of intellect and divine guidance.

Prof. Jane Sloan Peters discusses AI ChatGPT from a Thomistic perspective, comparing human intelligence and AI speech. The podcast explores ChatGPT's language understanding, Aquinas' views on human speech, and the ethical implications of using AI in academia. Aquinas' comparison of human and divine speech is also analyzed, emphasizing the role of human communication in deepening one's connection with God.