> Some of this feels like at times a public frenetic grieving process.
I was thinking the same, that most of the opposition to AI's convenience is starting to smell like religious mysticism, the kind of arguments religious people made (and make) when Evolution and Natural Selection were introduced:
√ "Stop simplifying humans down to numbers!"
√ "This denies our spirituality"
√ "What do we strive for now if we're not special?"
+ (along with some borderline jihadish hate heh ..maybe Dune got it right)
Well, either there was nothing special about whatever you were doing after all
or, maybe there is still something special at a higher level you haven't looked at yet.
I was thinking the same, that most of the opposition to AI's convenience is starting to smell like religious mysticism, the kind of arguments religious people made (and make) when Evolution and Natural Selection were introduced:
√ "Stop simplifying humans down to numbers!"
√ "This denies our spirituality"
√ "What do we strive for now if we're not special?"
+ (along with some borderline jihadish hate heh ..maybe Dune got it right)
Well, either there was nothing special about whatever you were doing after all
or, maybe there is still something special at a higher level you haven't looked at yet.