I love this read, Ed. You've nailed the core anxiety.....that 'fear of God' people feel about AI coming for their livelihoods.
I was firmly in that critic's camp initially. The turning point was shifting my mindset from seeing it as a replacement to seeing it as a collaborator. The things that make us uniquely human as you mentioned... our intuition, emotional intelligence, and creative spark,aren't threatened ... they're amplified when we offload the tedious work to AI.
Sitting down to properly dissect and learn its uses has been a game-changer for me (my own results have multiplied). The narrative completely flipped once I started working alongside it... though not chat gpt .. Excited for you to teach the 'how'!
I love this read, Ed. You've nailed the core anxiety.....that 'fear of God' people feel about AI coming for their livelihoods.
I was firmly in that critic's camp initially. The turning point was shifting my mindset from seeing it as a replacement to seeing it as a collaborator. The things that make us uniquely human as you mentioned... our intuition, emotional intelligence, and creative spark,aren't threatened ... they're amplified when we offload the tedious work to AI.
Sitting down to properly dissect and learn its uses has been a game-changer for me (my own results have multiplied). The narrative completely flipped once I started working alongside it... though not chat gpt .. Excited for you to teach the 'how'!
You couldnβt have put it more beautifully π«Ά
Thanks for writing this, it clarifies a lot. You totally nailed how important it is to adapt to AI, not fear it. So insightful!
Sure! And I'm glad you found this insightful (if you don't mind the bits of colorful language π)