When Robots Rob Banks: Who Goes to Jail? Unpacks the philosophical bridge between Ancient Greece and Oriental wisdom in artificial intelligence.
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What happens when an ex-Harvard professor of parametric design lives in Shanghai for 8 years, bridging the gap between ancient Greek philosophy and oriental wisdom?
In this mind-expanding conversation, Professor Kostas Terzidis (currently AI Design Professor at Tongji University) dives deep into the true essence of artificial intelligence, design, and human creativity. Rather than just using tools or playing by existing rules, Prof. Terzidis argues that the real wisdom lies in making the tools and creating the rules.
We explore:• Why using AI is easy, but "making the making" (the meta-argument) changes everything.• Ancient Chinese myths meets modern robotics: Who takes responsibility when a machine makes its own choice?• The fascinating collision of Greek philosophy (the action of Verbs) and Chinese wisdom (the essence of Nouns).• How translation errors built entire Western philosophical misunderstandings.
Tune in to discover why the future of design isn't about consumed technology, but philosophical creation!
00:00 - Playing the Game vs. Making the Game: Teaching Kids to Build Tools
01:38 - Don't Use AI, Make AI: The Philosophy of Creation
03:10 - The "Meta Argument": Making the Making & Human Replication
05:08 - An Ancient Chinese Myth of AI: The Inventor, the Robot, and the Queen
07:43 - The Ethics of AI: If a Robot Robs a Bank, Who Goes to Jail?
10:48 - Greek Verbs vs. Chinese Nouns: Two Distinct Ways of Seeing the World
13:40 - Mistakes, Consequences, and the Yin-Yang of Global Thought
16:00 - Middle Kingdom vs. Mediterranean: Why Ancient Cultures Think Alike
17:44 - Lost in Translation: How Western Philosophy Misunderstood "Logos"
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