The article discusses the relentless advancements in AI and the accompanying fears about job security. Instead of viewing AI as a threat, it encourages a positive reframing of the narrative to focus on human potential. By recognizing our unique human qualitiesâcreativity, empathy, and consciousnessâwe can harness our 'Absolute Intelligence' to contribute meaningfully in an AI-driven world. The piece stresses the importance of guiding future generations to appreciate their inherent value, which AI cannot replicate, thus focusing on personal and collective growth amidst technological advancements.
Instead of shrinking in fear, what if we embraced this as our moment to grow? What if we could reframe the question entirely? Rather than seeing AI as a looming threat, what if we saw it as an opportunity - and reflected on our unexplored potential instead of brooding on our obsolescence?
Perhaps a better question might be: What can I do that AI can never replicate? The answer lies not in competing with machines, but in leaning deeper into what makes us human.
It's our ability to connect ideas, feel empathy and imagine new realities that gives AI its context - and its direction.
We must help the next generation understand that they were not just born with intelligence, but with Absolute Intelligence - an intelligence that machines cannot replicate.
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