Your superpower is nearer than near.
But I bet you steer clear of it.
Perhaps you even avoid it.
All of us are inundated with emails, text messages, notifications, and alerts; with the siren call of social media; and the constant barrage of news and talking heads.
We bump along the surface of things.
With way too much coming at us… All… Of… The… Time.
It’s tempting to dwell there on the surface because it feels exciting (even though it’s exhausting.)
When we dwell there, it feels important.
We feel significant.
And, in those rare moments when we stop and disconnect, we worry that we’ll be missing out.
Yet what you’re really missing out on is that connection with your true self. Your creativity; your humanity; the real source of your resilience and tenacity.
In the stillness is your power.
Go there.
No one likes if technology takes over the way of living. It is uneithcal. Artificial intelligence is not ethical and it is corrupt form of working. The use of artificial intelligence has done nothing to the society. It is for data analysis. The people who want to live with moral standards will never perfer such technological advancements.
Grateful for your thoughtful comment Michel. When AI is used well, it serves us powerfully. I’m thinking, for example, of its current capacity to crunch diagnostic data from around the globe to help a physician in the care and treatment of a patient. But I concur that when it subsumes our humanity, it crosses the line. The book “Homo Deus” by Yuval Harari is a worthwhile and powerful reflection on this.