About this episode
AI can emulate many things that humans do. AI can emulate many things humans can't do. AI can emulate many things humans shouldn't do. AI can emulate many things AI shouldn't do. Perhaps emulating human emotions falls into this fourth category. This certainly appears to be the consensus for condolence letters. But are there times where this artificial sincerity is appropriate? Could it ever offer an improvement? And regardless the moral implications, what are the implications? Join us as we explore the topic! Note: this was our first recorded episode (back in March of 2023).
Credits:
Intro/Outro music - Drew Elliot
Post-Production - Michael Morris
Additional thanks to the Wheaton Center for Faith, Politics & Economics for their support of our production, Stevener Gaskin, Kimberly Fair and the ICAM Studio.
Initial Record Date: 3/14/2023
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