Patrick explores how artificial intelligence and robotics are increasingly changing daily life, from household chores to the workforce. He listens to callers who share their thoughts on the value of hands-on work, the rise of automation, and concerns about AI's ethical and spiritual impact. Patrick presents expert opinions, including insights from Eric Schmidt on rapid advancements in AI, and draws connections to faith, the meaning of purposeful living, and the importance of staying grounded in prayer and community. Throughout the hour, Patrick offers practical advice and a Catholic perspective while addressing everything from technology's benefits to its possible dangers, making space for humor, encouragement, and thoughtful conversation along the way.

 

• Mark - You have great conversations on the Radio. I was thinking about a balanced approach to robots. I think that doing things on our own can teach us something which robots will take away. (00:52)
• Audio: Eric Schmidt: Superintelligence Is the Most Important Event In 1,000 Years (05:15)
• Simone (8-years-old) - Can angels commit sin? Will there ever be another uprising against God? (12:07)
• Richard - Doesn't AI make us lazy and numb our brain, so it doesn't have to work anymore (14:35)
• Patricia (email) – iRobot warned us about this (20:46)
• Robin - AI can do lots of things but it can never replicate some things like crochet. Crochet is real art. (24:12)
• Ken - I offered to store some stuff for a friend, but I found out she was practicing witchcraft. Will I be cursed now? (28:12)
• Frank - I am struggling with my prayer life. My wife is going through health issues and it is bothering our prayer life. What can we do? (31:56)
• Kat (email) - Is the acceptance of the Qatari Jet as a gift ethical and moral? (38:11)
• E-Frank - Is it lawful to condemn a Catholic priest who is preaching a Gospel against Cannon Law? (42:24)
• Marie – My son was asked to be a godparent to a non-Catholic family. Can he do that? (46:26)