Artificial Intelligence and robotics are becoming a part of our everyday lives

whether we realize it or not whether we like it or not. Our robots and

artificial intelligence ever going to gain consciousness like human beings and be able to think.

And perhaps most importantly, how should we think bibically about artificial intelligence and robotics.

My name is Sean McDowell,

I'm a professor at Biolu University

here with my co-host Scott Ray,

and this is Think Bibbically.

Scott, I've got a ton of questions for you related to artificial intelligence and robotics.

One of the most pressing issues today, so let's jump right in and maybe define our terms as we begin. So let's just ask the

question, what do we mean by artificial intelligence? Well essentially what we mean

by that, Sean, is it's computers being programmed to mimic human intelligence

okay that's essentially what it is so that if I think emphasis on the term artificial

okay because it I don't I think we can make a good argument that it is identical to human intelligence and human

consciousness things like that.

That's what's known as strong AI

to make it virtually indistinguishable from those.

Okay.

What's all the weak AI is, I think,

is I think a more realistic term, which is used to describe efforts to mimic and

emulate what human intelligence some of the things that human intelligence can do.

So the words mimic are really important.

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