Life is a mystery. And I don’t need an AI Guru, who gobbled up all the world,s irrelevant data to tell me how to live.
AI, the epitome of the Information Age, keeping us glued to our chairs watching a lifeless screen, is the invention of money and power-hungry people to enslave our intuition, wisdom and souls to do their bidding, curtailing our freedom of living and choices. Have a question, ask AI. Need an art inspiration, let AI do it for you.
We don’t need to seek the meaning of life, as AI will tell you what it is. Who needs God if you have a Smart Phone.
Mystery is no longer a legitimate pursuit for artists, as they compete with machines and robots.
The Industrial Age, also not a friendly place for artists, has morphed into the Information Age officially with the advent of AI.
A Famous Rabbi once said that the soul is like electricity and death is like being unplugged from the body, it never dies just like electricity doesn’t when you unplug a fridge.
As artists, we need to remain in our bodies and be in touch with that electricity at the same time.
AI, the epitome of the Information Age, keeping us glued to our chairs watching a lifeless screen, is the invention of money and power-hungry people to enslave our intuition, wisdom and souls to do their bidding, curtailing our freedom of living and choices. Have a question, ask AI. Need an art inspiration, let AI do it for you.
We don’t need to seek the meaning of life, as AI will tell you what it is. Who needs God if you have a Smart Phone.
Mystery is no longer a legitimate pursuit for artists, as they compete with machines and robots.
The Industrial Age, also not a friendly place for artists, has morphed into the Information Age officially with the advent of AI.
A Famous Rabbi once said that the soul is like electricity and death is like being unplugged from the body, it never dies just like electricity doesn’t when you unplug a fridge.
As artists, we need to remain in our bodies and be in touch with that electricity at the same time.
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