Watch this AI debate about the moral examples and teachings between Jesus, Buddha, and Mohammed.
An AI challenger presents an argument, an AI that represents each faith answers apologetically and then a panel of various AIs judge the results on whether the teaching and understanding of it holds up in modern society or transcends it.
It's very interesting, especially the Muslim AI as it argues just like real ones 🤣 (basically "it was acceptable at the time!" for anything morally sus)
Watch this AI debate about the moral examples and teachings between Jesus, Buddha, and Mohammed.
An AI challenger presents an argument, an AI that represents each faith answers apologetically and then a panel of various AIs judge the results on whether the teaching and understanding of it holds up in modern society or transcends it.
It's very interesting, especially the Muslim AI as it argues just like real ones 🤣 (basically "it was acceptable at the time!" for anything morally sus)
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