We just know that we're going to get a question about Artificial Intelligence Bill.

Here it is.

You're Dr. Craig with all the AI hype, several experts stating that we're only a few years

from the development of AGI.

It's Artificial General Intelligence, which is a hypothetical computer program that can

perform intellectual tasks as well as are better than a human.

How should Christians react to all of this?

And what would it mean for the biblical worldview, Hector and Chile?

I have recently begun to read in the area of cognitive science, which is a broader

ray of disciplines, that attempt to model the human mind or human brain on a computer.

And according to the reading I've done, it has now generally been realized by cognitive

scientists that a computational model of the brain is, in fact, incorrect.

Computers can mimic certain unconscious or automatic features of human cognition.

But it cannot reproduce human inferences that rely upon the meaning of certain sentences,

what is called the semantic contents of the propositions being considered.

And so I think it's generally recognized now that this computational model of human thinking

is inadequate and incomplete, and that therefore we never will be able to have mechanically

based minds.

This question from Germany, dear Professor William Lane Craig, I'm my great admirer of you

in your work.

My question is whether one has to reject everything in atheists says, or can one still find parts

sympathetic and right, even though this person rejects Jesus Christ?

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