Today on Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram.

Almost every day I hear some new information about AI.

It creates fear in some and hope for others. Is AI good or evil?

Stay with us. We'll talk about it today at Living on the Edge.

Today on Living on the Edge, we're doing something different. Chip Ingram shares a conversation

with longtime friend and mentor Jack Alexander, who spent the past year doing something different. Chip Ingram shares a conversation with longtime friend and mentor Jack

Alexander, who spent the past year doing something no one else seems to have done. He sat down with

artificial intelligence and asked it hard questions about itself. What it said about its own

limitations, about the soul, about deception, will make you think twice about how you're using it.

Jack also has a new book out, and Chip is eager to tell you about it. I'm Dave Drewie. Now let's join

Chip and Jack as they discuss what AI cannot do, what wisdom actually is, and where to find it.

About six weeks ago, I had a very interesting conversation. I was making

a number of phone calls to thank people that are personal friends, some support the ministry.

I had a lady I didn't know very well, and she was thanking me for, you know, a few decades. I mean,

she raised her kids on living on the edge and was so grateful. And then she went into a tirade about AI. When are you going to talk about AI? I'm fearful for my kids. I'm fearful for my grandkids. The whole world is going crazy. I don't know what to believe.

And so, we're going to talk about AI today. And what's really behind AI is the difference between, you know, knowledge and being smart or being wise. And I have a friend with me who has

done something that I don't know if anybody

else has done. Maybe they have. But he actually started asking AI questions about AI. And for about

a year, he's been having this conversation and learning things that literally blow your mind.

If you want to get a sense of AI and know where it can be of great value,

but also understand where it is very, very dangerous, that's what we're going to talk about today.

And I'm here with a very good friend, Jack Alexander, to do it.

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