Name: On the air with Kevin Miller discussing TruthDelta.com, the #TwitterFiles, and media censorship by Kevin Harper
Duration: 18 min 31 s
Description: Kevin Harper is on the air with Kevin Miller of KIDO Talk Radio discussing his new Substack www.truthdelta.com, along with #TwitterFiles, media censorship, the CIA's involvement in the JFK assassination, school choice, and more.

Kevin Harper is on the air with Kevin Miller of KIDO Talk Radio discussing his new Substack www.truthdelta.com, along with #TwitterFiles, media censorship, the CIA's involvement in the JFK assassination, school choice, and more.

On the air with Kevin Miller discussing TruthDelta.com, the #TwitterFiles, and media censorship

In this interview of Chat GPT, a publicly available AI chatbot built by the Open AI project, I asked it questions about artificial intelligence and ethics. We discussed morality, the origins of morality, and whether morality is objective or relative. I argued that we are under an objective moral code, but the AI chatbot had other ideas. Can an AI even learn morality from a pluralistic society where so many people don't believe in God, or believe that morals are purely cultural?

I Interviewed ChatGPT About AI, Ethics, And Morality. Can An AI Learn Morality? Let's Find Out.

Should every corporation have Chief AI Officer? Justin Mitson is a technologist and author of the book Corporate Strategy in the Age of AI. In this interview, we discuss a wide range of business and ethical issues critical to understanding where Artificial Intelligence fits in our world, and how we can best tap into it to help our organizations succeed. We discuss its role in marketing and productivity as well as legal and ethical implications of using AI, or replacing human employees with AI.

I interviewed Justin Mitson on AI adoption and its implications for corporate leaders

Thought = free. Sarcasm = priceless.

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On the air with Kevin Miller discussing TruthDelta.com, the #TwitterFiles, and media censorship

Kevin Harper

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