Robert J. Marks II Quotes

Actual AI is written with computer code such as Python or C++. “Super-intelligent AI” is written using PowerPoint slides.

If "knowledge puffs up," then we professors are in ever-present danger of having egos resembling threatened blow fish.

All engineering fields are either solutions looking for problems or problems looking for solutions.

Christians are being subjected to the same “separate but equal” discrimination used to justify discrimination in the old Jim Crow south.

Turning a soul into an algorithm is pure nonsense.

We are more than computers made out of meat. We have a soul, we have a spirit and we have a mind.

AI [artificial intelligence] is like a toddler with a Ph.D.. It’s really smart, but it still needs to be supervised.

The ultimate success of AI is not due to journal papers, blogs, press releases, forecasts, corporate acquisitions, speculation, or promises. Success is measured by reduction to practice.

There is no foundational mathematical or physical reason the relationship between Pythagorean and tempered western music should exist. It just does. The rich flexibility of the tempered scale and the … bountiful archives of western music are a testimonial to this wonderful coincidence provided by nature.

The better we understand creation and the possibilities of logic and algorithms, the more we see the glory of God.

[On Chaitin's Constant:] Chaiton's work in identifying it is an intellectually stunning piece of mathematics with the clear philosophical and theological implication that our universe is not fully explainable in materialist terms.

Can anyone write code to explain to a computer their sensory experience of enjoying hot buttered sweet corn?

Those who worship at the feet of materialism often don’t admit to the limitations imposed by their narrow core belief.

[S]ome modern [Christian] praise music sung in churches during Sunday worship service is referred to as 7-11 music: seven words repeated eleven times.

Any claim that “all religions are true” is like claiming any liquid from a cow, when chilled, goes well with a chocolate chip cookie.