Absolutely! The lack of style and emotion, the lack of any kind of reflection of your personality, your quirkiness, what makes you you, makes me dread reading AI generated posts. I know it won't take me long to spot one, and as soon as I do, I'll navigate away to a different competing blog post written by a human.

Well said, Mel and I agree that AI can never replace any of us.

However, AI can be trained to write as you and in your tone, and the evolving AI technology is progressing at an insane rate.

Having said the above, I am not worried about the future in the context of AI in our lives. I think Kyle has worded what I personally believe in his comment

"...AI will replace a lot of nominal tasks in our day, and a lot of jobs....but it will free up time to focus on new things, and also there are going to be even more AI-based jobs as time goes on..."

Roy

AI is a very long way off from getting close to humans.

I remember listening to Elon Musk being against AI and I hear now that he is involved in some project implanting AI into brains.

The world has gone completely mad.

I don't see any good coming out of it but where else can technology go?

I think this is going to play out a lot like computers, which were also supposed to replace us. What happened though, was computers made us much more efficient as human beings and there was a lot of shifts in the work place...it actually created more jobs than it took away and it freed up time for us as humans to work on other things.

AI will replace a lot of nominal tasks in our day, and a lot of jobs....but it will free up time to focus on new things, and also there are going to be even more AI based jobs as time goes on.

I am excited for the future with AI!

You said it, Mel! That's the problem with AI. It's grammar is going to be too perfect. AI is never going to be emotional, under the weather, groggy, having a good day, having a bad day, or relate to me the way another human can.

Isaiah 😊