為末大さんに聞く、五輪選手の身体性から紐解く、AI時代の身体と世界の感じ方

Dai Tamesue, a three-time Olympic athlete and the first Japanese to win a medal in a track and field event at the World Athletics Championships, continues to weave words at the intersection of body, philosophy, and education even after retirement. We spoke with him about his belief that the core of intelligence lies not in language, but in the body, and about the changing world through walking, as well as his thoughts on the role of humanity in the age of AI. 00:00 Opening 01:32 Guest Introduction: Profile of Dai Tamesue 04:05 The Core of Intelligence Revealed by AI 09:32 The Bodily Intelligence of Athletes 19:28 Walking Changes the World 25:45 The Essence of Impulse 33:53 A Buddhist View of AI ▼Part 2 is here    • 為末大さんに聞く、AI時代における「遊び」の可能性   ▼Part of "A Conversation Connecting with the Earth" has been published as a book "Let Your Children Run Free! How to Cultivate Intelligence to Thrive in the AI ​​Era" (Shueisha / Edited by Yoshihiko Haruyama) Amazon URL: https://amzn.to/420ph2s YAMAP BOOKS URL: https://sp.yamap.com/books/nonihanate/ ▼Reading Dai Tamesue's "On Mastery: People Can Always Learn and Grow" (Shinchosha) Amazon URL: https://amzn.to/4vG3J9d #DaiTamesue #YAMAP #YoshihikoHaruyama