Welcome back to Get Fit Guy. This is Kevin Don.

This week I'm basically going to take carte blanche to just talk about whatever I want to.

It's been a while since I went off on a total tangent, but here we go.

Regular listeners will know that I'm studying an M.A. in philosophy at the University of Edinburgh,

but more specifically, most of my elective courses are at the Edinburgh Futures Institute

and the Centre for Technomoral Futures. So what does that mean? Well, it's a study of the morality and value of future

technology, AI, data, algorithms, robots, post-humans, the impact of globalization on biodiversity,

and so on. And the connection here to fitness is the environment.

You know, if we have some pet fish in a home aquarium

and we don't do what's required to look after the water in the tank,

then the fish become unwell or even worse.

The water is their environment.

And the same goes for us. How many

bicep curls do you think that you'd need to do in order to stop the polar

ice caps melting or how many ab crunches to save future generations from

forest fires and flash floods due to changes in global climate.

So our own fitness, in terms of our ability to interact with the environment,

very much depends on there being an environment for us to interact with.

This past week, I saw someone I know who doesn't have an insignificant following on social

media posting to his followers about how they can free up more time live a life of

freedom make life easier by having an LLM for those not in the know this stands

for large language model the most well known of which is chat GPT,

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