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Artificial Intelligence (AI) And The Nature Of Human Knowing

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What to expect

Dr. Kevin Birth, professor and author, leads an in-person exploration of artificial intelligence and its profound implications for human understanding at St. Joseph's Seminary in Yonkers, NY. This 90-minute seminar examines how AI is fundamentally reshaping our perception of knowledge and the nature of knowing itself.

What to Expect

This thought-provoking evening delves into the philosophical and practical dimensions of AI's impact on human cognition and understanding. Dr. Birth will explore:

  • How AI technologies are transforming our relationship with knowledge and information
  • The fundamental differences between machine learning and human knowing
  • Philosophical questions about consciousness, understanding, and intelligence in the age of AI
  • The implications of AI advancement for education, theology, and human self-understanding
  • Critical perspectives on what it means to "know" in an AI-augmented world

About the Speaker

Dr. Kevin Birth brings academic rigor and accessible insights to this complex topic. As both a professor and published author, he combines scholarly depth with engaging presentation to make challenging philosophical questions accessible to diverse audiences.

Event Format

This in-person seminar runs for 1 hour and 30 minutes, providing ample time for Dr. Birth's presentation followed by discussion and questions. The intimate setting at St. Joseph's Seminary creates an ideal environment for thoughtful dialogue about these pressing questions at the intersection of technology, philosophy, and human nature.

Who Should Attend

This event appeals to anyone curious about AI's broader implications beyond technical applications—including educators, theologians, students, technologists, and anyone interested in philosophy of mind and technology. No technical background required; the focus is on conceptual understanding rather than implementation.

Hosted by St. Joseph's Seminary's Academic Office, this seminar is part of their ongoing commitment to examining contemporary challenges through rigorous intellectual inquiry.

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