Richard Coltharp, NMSU Journalism Professor, shares interesting perspectives about artificial intelligence.
The conversation focuses on what we humans have to learn about our own humanity; asking what about us cannot be mechanized. Significant attention is given to "analog connection" - people together, face to face, eye to eye. A podcast from Tending The In-Between points to the notion that this new technology may bring an opportunity for us to consider what is uniquely human. Can we deepen our own understanding of what it is to be human? Perhaps more than asking simply what will the technology become, we'd benefit from asking what we will become in its presence.
The conversation focuses on what we humans have to learn about our own humanity; asking what about us cannot be mechanized. Significant attention is given to "analog connection" - people together, face to face, eye to eye. A podcast from Tending The In-Between points to the notion that this new technology may bring an opportunity for us to consider what is uniquely human. Can we deepen our own understanding of what it is to be human? Perhaps more than asking simply what will the technology become, we'd benefit from asking what we will become in its presence.
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