Künstliche Intelligenz – Ist der Mensch bald überflüssig? | Sternstunde Philosophie | SRF Kultur
Artificial intelligence is increasingly relieving humans of work. Chatbots are also providing advice in our private lives. What's in store for us? And how much should AI influence our lives and our work? Yves Bossart in conversation with philosopher and AI expert Christian Uhle. Topics in this episode: 00:00 AI: What's in store for us? 06:31 Will AI finally give us more time for other things? 24:47 Developing feelings for AI? 32:15 Using AI to meet the deceased again? (Grief Tech) 41:40 The positive potential of AI for maintaining relationships? 50:00 Will AI change our work? 53:41 AI = no more effort = our life's goal? Music from a band that doesn't exist. Pictures of models that don't exist. And a mother who meets her deceased daughter – in virtual space. Artificial intelligence is making astonishing progress, and chatbots like ChatGPT have become central to our society. Young people no longer search the internet; they talk to their chatbots about school content, but also about personal matters. Our professional and private lives seem to be undergoing fundamental change. But do we want that? How much should AI influence our lives? And is mass unemployment really a threat? Yves Bossart discusses this with Berlin-based philosopher and AI expert Christian Uhle. Philosophy Star Hour from September 7, 2025 ____________________ ✨ New conversations with exciting guests every week 💬 Do you have any questions, suggestions, or criticism? Then write to us at: [email protected] Program Editors: 🎥 Director: Christine Rauschmeier, Editors: Martina Kuhn, Yvonne Sjöberg, Producer: Christine Schulthess, Director: Judith Hardegger, SRF 2025 ____________________ Subscribe to SRF Kultur Sternstunden on YouTube 🔔 https://www.youtube.com/srfkultur?sub... More culture at SRF 👉 https://www.srf.ch/kultur ____________________ The "Sternstunde Philosophie" program fosters an in-depth and critical exchange of ideas and delves into the burning questions of our time. The "Sternstunde Philosophie" spans a broad spectrum from current sociopolitical issues to the fundamental questions of philosophy: Who is responsible for what, what constitutes human freedom, what determines the meaning of our lives? Guests include personalities from science, culture, politics, and business – voices that stimulate thought and reflect on and contextualize our current events. ____________________ Moderated by: Barbara Bleisch / barbarableisch Olivia Röllin / oliviaroellin Yves Bossart / bossart_yves Wolfram Eilenberger ____________________ #SRFKultur #SRFKulturSternstunden #SRFSternstunde #Philosophy #artificialintelligence #massunemployment #digitalchange #SRF #Culture

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