AI Use - Good? Bad? Inevitable?
And Cigars and Whiskey and Stuff.
Almost live from Joe Catholic - Recorded in the Theological Armory
Joe Catholic presents the My Stogie Mystagogy podcast. While sitting around in the Theological Armory, we smoke cigars, drink good whisky and discuss everyday ordinary life through a Catholic perspective.
Show Notes:
We explore the art of cigar and whiskey pairings, delve into literary discussions about imagination and poetry, and critically examine the role of AI in modern life. We discuss the importance of intentional reading, and reflect on how AI can enhance creativity and productivity.
In this conversation, we discuss various applications of AI in education, writing, and spirituality, while also addressing ethical concerns and the role of AI in creativity and art. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of understanding AI as a tool that can be used for both positive and negative purposes, depending on the user's intentions. The conversation concludes with reflections on the future of AI and its interaction with human creativity and ethics.
What Ya Smokin'
Padron 2000 Maduro - Ring gauge of 50, and five inches long
Arturo Fuente Don Carlos Personal Reserve - Ring gauge: 5 and 1/4 inches
Cornell & Diehl Bayou Night - Sir Patrick Norton is smoking a pipe filled
What Ya Drinkin'
What Ya Readin'
On another note - want to be freaked out? https://x.com/HashemGhaili/status/1925332319604257203
What worries most people about this “tool” is how it’s programmed. A gun could be a bone handle colt 45, or a machine gun. Unfortunately we might not know what we have until we pull the trigger and then it might be too late to avoid the consequences.
Intuition - I’m reminded of the Star Trek episode 𝘼 𝙏𝙖𝙨𝙩𝙚 𝙤𝙛 𝘼𝙧𝙢𝙚𝙜𝙚𝙙𝙙𝙤𝙣 where at the end Spock asks Kirk “How did you know they’d make peace?” And Kirk replies “I had a feeling they would choose peace over war. Sometimes intuition is all humans have.”
Cave paintings are the only original art.
Please use a different font when typing “𝐀𝐈“, I don’t want to get blamed for this mess.
Your friend Al.