Artificial Intelligence | Send Me To Sleep
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My hope is that by the time you finish listening to this, you'll feel a little bit better in general about the idea of AI. I know that it is something that causes a lot of worry for people. I have certain friends who have admitted to me that they spend more time thinking about it than they feel they would like to, and it's occupying their thoughts not out of interest but primarily out of worry, which is quite sad to hear. I've always been interested in AI. Well, I say always. About as long as things like ChatGPT have been available to the public. So, you know, over the last three or four years, I've been quite interested in the technologies. and i do appreciate that the worries are somewhat legitimate and i myself have also felt them you know these are
paradigm shifting technologies that feel like they are beginning to change culture, change society very quickly in a way that doesn't seem all too obvious and the future looks a little bit uncertain There are a few question marks around what artificial intelligence might mean for us all as humans and what it might mean for our future as a society. How does it work with these technologies embedded within it and especially with how they may change and how quickly they are already changing. But after thinking about these technologies a lot myself, sort of pondering over the philosophies of them, shall we say, I've come to a few conclusions that make me feel better about them in general. And I'm hoping I can impart some of this to you now.
And I'd like to start with talking about AI as a creative tool because I believe that when you begin to unpack why it is that AI is, at least I believe, not necessarily ever going to be such a threat to the creative arts or creativity in general. I think it uncovers a foundational truth about AI in general that helps me feel a little bit better about its place now that it's here within society and within humanity's future, as it were.
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