I like AI because I believe we’re still being guided by our extraterrestrial creators to improve ourselves!
AI art will bring us back to the brush, and AI chats will help us refine our grammar skills, enabling us to speak and translate more effectively in multiple languages.
I’m a huge fan of paleoastronomy, and as a "spiritual atheist," I’ve come to understand the difference between our sense of belonging—like a grand leap into the particles of infinity—and the creators, which, as far as I know, are two completely different things. Religion, to me, is a mystification that the Elohim put in place when they realized that, despite their ability to recreate life on Earth, our accelerated genetics hadn’t changed our barbaric nature. They had to slow us down to train us.
At times, we receive small pieces of technology to see if we can improve ourselves, and AI is one of those tools. We are like their children, and unfortunately, we’re still so underdeveloped that we need to be spoon-fed knowledge bit by bit. Learning AI is another baby step we must embrace! One step at a time, we may become the interstellar beings we are meant to be.
I believe many of us will be excluded from the concept of respawn, as some prefer to call it. Those who cling to a ghetto-like mindset, like certain extremists, may be left behind and unable to evolve.
While this may sound like a sci-fi movie theme, there are traces all around us that connect the dots if you look closely. There are countless hints. Not to mention, we carry these mysteries within ourselves—the wisdom teeth, myopia, the Rh factor, and immune system illnesses—things the animal kingdom doesn’t typically suffer from, yet they’re common to humans. Why do we need clothes? Why do we suffer from the cold or extreme heat? In a natural evolution, wouldn’t we have developed some form of adaptation?
I’m getting sidetracked now, but this topic is vast and worth researching.
In conclusion, let’s learn AI and use it for good, to better ourselves. The journey of our glitchy species is still in its early stages, but it will become a never-ending cycle if we don’t grow healthier and stronger—morally, physically, and mentally.
Stay open-minded. Love you!