Our political views are shaped by the stories of journalists and by the anecdotes of friends.

Our sexual preferences are tweaked by movies and fairy tales.

Even the way that we walk and breathe is something nudged by cultural traditions.

Now previously, this cultural cocoon was always woven by other human beings.

Previous tools like printing presses, radios, televisions, they helped to spread the cultural ideas and creations of humans,

but they could never create something new by themselves.

A printing press cannot create a new book, always done by a human.

AI is fundamentally different from printing presses, radios from every previous invention in history,

because it can create completely new ideas, it can create a new culture.

And the big question is what will it be like to experience reality through a prism produced by a non-human intelligence, by an alien intelligence?

Now at first, in the first few years, AI will probably largely imitate the prototypes, the human prototypes that fed it in its infancy.

But with each passing year, AI culture will boldly go where no human has gone before.

This is infants on thrones, baby steps, who are sought to preach to.

The philosophies of men, mingled with humor, mingled with humor.

I don't believe them.

Okay, many willing to preach to you the philosophies of men mingled with humor.

We are evolving.

Baby steps, you can buy in this world of money.

Welcome back to infants on thrones.

I'm Glenn Ostlin, and this is episode 838, which is part three in my reaction and response as I'm exploring my own thoughts and feelings about what you've all had said regarding AI.

So let's just jump right back into it.

We're going to pick up where we left off with Harari, talking about the ability of artificial intelligence to develop intimate relationships with humans.

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