The intuitive mind is a sacred gift, and the rational mind is a faithful servant. We have created a society that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift.
After a long break from substack, it’s great to come back and see you still rocking it with your writing!
Beautiful exploration of the way current AI models actually work —they’re magical, yet immature and deeply flawed. And you’re touching on something profound and unique about the human experience that can’t be replaced by the technology that we’re building.
It gives me hope for a future that looks more like symbiosis and harmony with AI rather than a dystopian nightmare involving replacement/extinction.
Welcome back, Jeremy, and thank you for your kind words! Still publishing, but not nearly as often as I’d like with the new baby at home. Such is life.
Also, I agree with you! I think using AI as a tool, rather than having the tool replace the craftsman, is what I’d like to see in an AI-enhanced future.
These 2 words you used sums it up quite nicely: symbiosis and harmony.
There is something special to being human that can't be quantified or recreated. As much I may be fascinated by Chatgpt it doesn't replace me, it's just a tool, I , nor anyone else shouldn't make it into a crutch by any means, or even a replacement for people. Our imperfections, our nuances are simply to remarkable to leave to some computer or computation. Agreed.
The intuitive mind is a sacred gift, and the rational mind is a faithful servant. We have created a society that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift.
love this quote! thank you 🙏
Thank you Jen!!!
Excellent processing and beautiful conclusion
thank you so much, Sue!
After a long break from substack, it’s great to come back and see you still rocking it with your writing!
Beautiful exploration of the way current AI models actually work —they’re magical, yet immature and deeply flawed. And you’re touching on something profound and unique about the human experience that can’t be replaced by the technology that we’re building.
It gives me hope for a future that looks more like symbiosis and harmony with AI rather than a dystopian nightmare involving replacement/extinction.
Welcome back, Jeremy, and thank you for your kind words! Still publishing, but not nearly as often as I’d like with the new baby at home. Such is life.
Also, I agree with you! I think using AI as a tool, rather than having the tool replace the craftsman, is what I’d like to see in an AI-enhanced future.
These 2 words you used sums it up quite nicely: symbiosis and harmony.
Thank you, and cheers to you and motherhood - the most valuable job on the planet! 😁👏
Totally cool to take the time you need. C’est la vie indeed. 😅
Yes, we can make it happen! 🤖🧑👩🤝
There is something special to being human that can't be quantified or recreated. As much I may be fascinated by Chatgpt it doesn't replace me, it's just a tool, I , nor anyone else shouldn't make it into a crutch by any means, or even a replacement for people. Our imperfections, our nuances are simply to remarkable to leave to some computer or computation. Agreed.
couldnt agree more!
AI - aggregated insanity-
Hmm - what a concept !
Thank you for this post
I have had sprinkling and bubbling of creativity — connecting my spiritual life to my practical daily experiences
Or as you say
Bringing pure spirit into the material world requires listening and doing, not thinking.
Inspiration and our new world. Looking forward to inspiration from this writer. Thanks, Jen.
Pablo Picasso, saiid that computers are useless because they only give you facts.,
Love it!