This made me laugh out loud on the Gods of this world and religions of this world, the priests and believers alike "Seemingly divine in nature, these improbable last-minute solutions in fiction are antidotes to our hard-knock real lives.".
Although this time, AI does have humans behind them, and believers do know about them. Instead of paranormal, the fear is from the science.
Loved learning about some history around theater and it was such a good metaphor to the questions surrounding AI. “Why is this crane here?” I want to flag that now every time I see a new tool emerge.
This is so fascinating, Helen. I adore your writing and ideas!
Found this really thought provoking Helen - a great take and genuinely curious to read the next installments.
"But we know for certain that no god will come out of the crane to make everything on stage a happy-ever-after."
I love the way you're tackling AI, Helen. Looking forward to the rest of your essays. I loooooved this one. You gave me some hearty laughs.
This made me laugh out loud on the Gods of this world and religions of this world, the priests and believers alike "Seemingly divine in nature, these improbable last-minute solutions in fiction are antidotes to our hard-knock real lives.".
Although this time, AI does have humans behind them, and believers do know about them. Instead of paranormal, the fear is from the science.
Loved learning about some history around theater and it was such a good metaphor to the questions surrounding AI. “Why is this crane here?” I want to flag that now every time I see a new tool emerge.