Tag: knowledge

Artificial neuron in concept of artificial intelligence. Wall-shaped binary codes make transmission lines of pulses and/or information in an analogy to a microchip.

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Author
J.R. Miller
Date
March 8, 2024

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence

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Artificial Intelligence, BibleGPT, ChatGPT, Consciousness, discipleship, Information, knowledge, mind, religion, Wisdom}

Wrestling with AI: Making More and Better Disciples

_{AI may have "knowledge," but it lacks wisdom.} _{J.R. Miller

March 8, 2024

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Artificial Intelligence}

Even if it were possible that AI reaches consciousness — it will never have the mind of Christ. Read More ›

economic crisis stock chart falling down business global money bankruptcy concept

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News
Date
October 29, 2020

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence, Business and Finance

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Benjamin Franklin, Computer trading, Featured, Flash crashes, Gaming AI (book), George Gilder, Investment, Jack Marshall, knowledge, Robert J. Marks, stock market}

Faster Computers Lead to More Wealth, Right? What Could Go Wrong?

_{What if fast computers get in the way of carefully considering information before starting trades?} _{News

October 29, 2020

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Artificial Intelligence, Business and Finance}

In this week’s podcast, tech philosopher George Gilder and computer engineer Robert J. Marks, our Walter Bradley Center director, continued their discussion of the impact of artificial intelligence (AI). This time, they focused on the way AI affects the stock market, for better or worse. You can download Gilder’s new book, Gaming AI, for free here. The first part of the discussion between Gilder and Marks is here. Meanwhile… https://episodes.castos.com/mindmatters/Mind-Matters-106-George-Gilder.mp3 From the transcript: (Show Notes, Resources, and a link to the complete transcript follow.) Robert J. Marks: I had a friend, Jack Marshall, who was a professor of financial engineering. He was approached all the time by people who said, “I have beat the market by artificial intelligence.” And of Read More ›