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Finding Peace in the Midst of AI Hysteria
Angie Allen suggests that people can find peace regarding the rise of artificial intelligence by recognizing human dignity and the ability to adapt. Writing for Catholic Exchange, Allen notes that current headlines regarding AI range from warnings of impending doom to promises of cures for terminal diseases.
Allen argues that while humans develop technology to predict future needs, people are more than just consumers of products created by entrepreneurs or students. She writes that because humans are made in the image and likeness of the Creator, the species possesses a dynamic resolve and the ability to react to what the future brings.
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