Faculty Lecture Series - Chris Kam, Psychology (School of Humanities and Social Sciences)

AI continues to grow at a rapid pace. Many of us wonder: what aspects of lives will be replaced by it soon? Are there aspects of our human nature that AI will never be able to "beat" us in, let alone replicate? No matter how advanced it becomes? Are there dimensions to our human living that is can't touch? Taking principals from Jungian psychology, spirituality, philosophy, and informal psycho-linguistics, this lecture will attempt to argue that there are some things that AI can never do.