Sat, Jul 11 · 2:00 PM CST
Last time, with The Last Temptation of Christ, we discussed what it means to be human through the lens of someone struggling between the human and the divine. This time, we’ll approach the question from the opposite direction: what happens when something that isn’t human wants to become one?
It also feels fitting because almost every discussion we have eventually finds its way to AI. So instead of treating it as a side topic, let’s put it at the center.
Made long before today’s AI boom, AI asks questions that feel increasingly urgent: What makes a person a person? Is consciousness enough? Is love enough? And if we create something capable of longing, connection, or suffering, what responsibility do we have toward it?
Además, se siente apropiado porque casi todas nuestras conversaciones terminan llegando, de una forma u otra, a la inteligencia artificial. Así que, en lugar de dejarla como tema secundario, la pondremos en el centro.
Hecha mucho antes del boom actual de la IA, AI plantea preguntas que hoy se sienten más relevantes que nunca: ¿Qué hace que una persona sea una persona? ¿Basta la conciencia? ¿Basta el amor? Y si creamos algo capaz de anhelar, conectar o sufrir, ¿qué responsabilidad tenemos hacia ello?
