For a long time, the life and behavioral sciences have shown that many cognitive abilities once considered uniquely human are also present in other species. Now, drawing a parallel to the animal kingdom, computer scientists posit that it is entirely possible for machines to emulate human intelligence.

If, one day, AI were to perfectly mimic human intelligence, what would then distinguish “humans” from “machines”? How should we perceive ourselves, in whose company do we exist, and what is our contribution to this biosphere?

Host: Vo Dinh Van, MSc, Director of the One UMT Center and Acting Head of the Liberal Arts Department at the University of Management and Technology, Ho Chi Minh City.
– Guest 1: Fr. Gioan Pheny Ngan Giang, O.P., Director of the Center for Cultural Research and Training at the Catholic Institute of Vietnam; Secretary of the Committee for Culture under the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Vietnam; Professor at the Dominican Institute of Theology. He holds a PhD in Theology from the Institut Catholique de Paris (France).
– Guest 2: Assoc. Prof. Nguyen Duc Loc, PhD, Director of the Social Life Research Institute (SocialLife).
– Guest 3: Nguyen Chung Tue, MSc in Computer Science, advocate for neurodiversity.
– Guest 4: Linh (Kid) Nguyen, MSc, Head of AI at Obello (San Francisco), Google Developer Expert, and AI/ML Research Manager at AI Safety Vietnam (antoan.ai).