ABOUT THIS EPISODE
AI, as it exists today, is not capable of sagacity in the full human sense; it can simulate aspects of wise judgment but lacks lived experience, consciousness, and genuine understanding. Many researchers and commentators argue that current systems can mimic “book smarts” and sophisticated reasoning while still falling short of true wisdom.
#wisdom, #prayer, #Bible, #Holy Spirit
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United States
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