Where Do You Draw the Line with AI? - Part Five

Hello and welcome back to the Blue Thingied podcast.

My name's Luke and I'm here with Adam. How are

things, Adam? It's a beautiful day. The birds

are still singing. The flowers are still blooming

and I am blessed. How about you? That sounds

great. It is much the same here. On this side

of the world, we are going in towards summer.

And so things are warming up. The birds are coming

back. So what you're describing is starting to

sound familiar to me. So yeah, technically, yeah,

we're on the other side of this. So it's starting

to cool down and it's lovely. So absolutely.

Good, good stuff. Hey, Luke, I've been really

enjoying this series. We're about halfway through.

How are you feeling about our series on Christianity

in the age of AI? Well, I feel like AI is shifting

all the time. New things are happening all the

time. And so I feel like every time we meet and

we record together, there's something else that

has happened. And so every question sort of has

new meaning as we're going through it in real

time. And so I really appreciate just the journey

that this has been and also just getting so many

different opinions. of all of the people we spoke

to, not everyone agreed. And, you know, it has

been, I find that it's much more helpful when

I'm trying to form my own hypothesis or my own

beliefs around these things to hear the opposing

arguments so that we can piece them together.

And so it's been, it's been a fantastic journey.

Yeah. If we all agreed, like not all of us are

necessary or something like that. I don't know

exactly, but I, I truly appreciate the nuance

and the agreement and disagreement. And we're

really wrestling with this. And I'm excited about

the question today because I think it is, yeah,

the big red button question. If you haven't,

you know, go back and, you know, with no AI,

that's a fun question. This question today is

what I think is probably one of the most important