Identity, Faith, and the Future in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
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Identity, Faith, and the Future in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
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In this episode of Explorers of Exponentiality, we explore how artificial intelligence isn't just reshaping work or productivity—it's quietly redefining identity, institutions… and even our deepest beliefs.
Economist Tyler Cowen suggests that models like GPT-4o already outperform many human experts across disciplines. But the unsettling part isn’t their intelligence—it’s how little the world is actually changing in response.
Are we ready for a world where AI serves as a confidant, a therapist, or even a spiritual guide? What happens to religion, education, or work when these systems know us better than we know ourselves?
We also touch on inequality, Africa and the Gulf as emerging algorithmic power centers, the inertia of institutions in the face of exponential shifts, and a possible generational divide in how this new reality is lived, feared… or embraced.
Technology, society, economy, faith, and human purpose—everything converges in this episode.
Listen with curiosity. Or with vertigo. But listen.
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