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It sounds like you'd rather live under the influence of an imperfect God than to believe in a perfect God? I'm struggling with this myself so I'm just echoing.
by keepmesmall 8y ago
It sounds like you'd rather live under the influence of an imperfect God than to believe in a perfect God?
I'm struggling with this myself so I'm just echoing.
- AndrewKemendo 8y agoNot sure I follow, but it sounds right. I guess if we're throwing around the term God it kind of loses it's juice. God in this sense would be "thing that can do things nobody understands." In that sense, yes. Artificial General Intelligence (or maybe even Narrow AI) which can do things that humans can't understand for our benefit would look like "God" to most people. Nobody can point to a reasonable causal chain of action for previously described "Gods." In the situation I'm advocating for, we would be able to do that - though likely still to a lesser degree than full interpretability.