Well, Bill, my kids keep trying to get me to use chat, GPT, and other artificial intelligence

AI platforms, but I'm too afraid I'll end up in a Terminator movie, so I haven't really

gotten into it yet.

I have a little bit, and it is fascinating.

I must hand it to Alex O'Connor. Not only does he have a great analytical

mind, but he knows how to use chat GPT, which is more of a conversational chat bot. He recently

ran the argument from contingency through the platform, and it produced some very interesting results, and we

have some clips to check out.

And Bill, you were recently lecturing at Biola, and I heard that some of the students there

were talking about AI.

Any interesting observations from them?

Are you?

Yes, Kevin.

One of the students in the class came up to me during a break and said,

Dr. Craig, I work with middle school students.

And when these kids have a question,

they go to AI to get the question answered.

And he said, now, of course, AI can't really think.

It just reflects what's out there in the Internet, in the cloud.

But these kids will ask it questions like, does God exist?

And he says that the answers that AI is returning is that, yes, God does exist, that this is the

most logical position that a person can take.

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