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The Briefing with Albert Mohler

Wednesday, January 29, 2025

The Briefing with Albert Mohler

The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

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🗓️ 29 January 2025

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

This is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview.

Part I (00:13 - 11:35)
A New A.I. Technology is Throwing the Market Into a Frenzy: China’s New A.I. Model Chip is Changing the Production of A.I.

Part II (11:35 - 18:07)
The Ethics of Simulating Conversing With the Dead Through A.I.: New Documentary Points to Deep Moral Issues Behind Artificial Intelligence

Part III (18:07 - 24:40)
Leader of Euthanasia Movement Dies at 94: Derek Humphry, the Hemlock Society, and the Morally Evil Argument of ‘The Final Exit’

Part IV (24:40 - 26:44)
Gospel Hope in a Nihilistic World: The Only Refutation to the Culture of Death is the Gospel of Jesus Christ




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0:00.0

It's Wednesday, January 29, 2025. I'm Albert Mueller, and this is the briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview.

0:14.6

Technology is one of the most important dimensions of humanity, and this goes back throughout all of human existence.

0:22.0

Christians understand it to be a part of the Dominion mandate found even in Genesis chapter 1. There are basic

0:27.9

definitions for technology, which comes down to using just about anything for a purpose, devising

0:34.0

something for a purpose, but high technology is what we generally refer to now when we use

0:39.7

the term. We're not talking about a screwdriver. We are talking about, say, artificial intelligence.

0:46.1

Most of us, when we use the term technology or technological these days, we're talking about something

0:51.2

that human beings, just a matter of, say, a decade or a generation

0:55.3

at least ago would not have understood. We also need to take into account that technology

1:00.9

doesn't advance, it doesn't move forward in any kind of symmetry. It moves forward with giant

1:07.1

leaps. There are long periods of human history, and you can include most of the medieval

1:11.8

period, for that matter. You look at human history, long periods in which very little

1:16.1

technological change took place. That's not to say there was no technological change. It is to

1:21.8

say you're not talking about any major technological change that took place during that era.

1:27.1

On the other hand, you look at a

1:28.6

brief period of time, say the late 19th into the early 20th centuries, and you had human beings very

1:34.5

quickly changing from a mode of transportation that was basically as fast as feet or as fast as a horse

1:41.0

to as a train to as fast as a car, and you know what happened soon thereafter? As fast as a jet, to as fast as a train, to as fast as a car, and you know what happens soon

1:44.8

thereafter, as fast as a jet airplane. But it's also noteworthy to consider the fact that when

1:50.9

I was born, jet aircraft already existed, and even though they're safer and more highly

1:56.5

technological in their advancement, the reality is human beings don't travel much faster as they're

2:02.5

moving through the air in jet airliners. They go just about the same speed. The shift from just

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