One aspect I've been grappling with for some time now is our relationship with AI. There's something about AI that taps into, or perhaps even challenges, the very human nature of our interactions.
The rise of platforms like MidJourney, DALL-E, and other AI image generators sparked significant backlash from creators who felt that human artistic skill was being undermined.
Much like with Siri or Alexa, I couldn't ask questions without adding my 'please' and 'thank you'. It felt completely natural to interact with certain tech more humanly.
Now that the initial hype is beginning to settle and people are integrating AI into their daily lives and work, the thought remains - does AI still make us question what it means to truly behave and interact as humans?
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