Wesley Huff

has really interested me as someone who is, I'm a historian, right?

So I'm interested in the questions about, I do things like read Greek and Coptic most of the time, right?

But I've been challenged to think more about

the philosophical questions, because I think we live in an age where I'm really encouraged by people looking at injustice.

There's a lump in our throat.

And I think there's a lump in our throat because Jesus put it there.

Yeah.

I mean, I think that's what I'm more worried about with AI.

I'm not worried about AI taking over the world.

I'm not worried about, you know, AI replacing us or something like that.

If I'm worried about AI, it's that.

It's the pain and suffering that it can cause for people who have bought into the lie that the sum of their identity is in what they can contribute and do and how the Christian worldview speaks into that.

How can I think Christianly about a society where there could very well be –

mass identity crises because of unemployment or because, you know, years ago we were telling truck drivers learn to code.

Well, now coders are being replaced by AI systems, right?

AI can code better than the coders.

Yeah.

I mean, humanity has a very unique knack to pivot and figure things out.

Now, is there going to be a loo period in between when that job crisis happens?

Maybe.