Beyond the glow of the screen - on attention, silence, and human presence

Sometimes I wonder when exactly we began to fear the empty spaces in our own lives. Not the great emptiness that comes with separation, loss, or unfulfilled dreams, but those small intervals we once barely noticed: a few minutes before waking, the journey home, the anticipation of someone's arrival, the afternoon light falling across a table, the silence between two thoughts. Today, it seems that every such pause creates a need within us to fill it. Almost unconsciously, our hand reaches for the phone, the screen lights up, and a foreign world enters our consciousness before we have even had the opportunity to meet our own. The day begins not with the feeling of returning to life, but with checking what is happening somewhere else. News, messages, images, other people's anxieties, achievements, and opinions - everything enters through a small illuminated surface while our own thoughts are still somewhere in the half-dreaming space of the night. I could not describe this transfo...

As we enter the era of artificial intelligence, we must acknowledge the potential dangers that come with this new platform

 As we enter the era of artificial intelligence, we must acknowledge the potential dangers that come with this new platform. AI, while incredibly powerful and useful, is still limited by the algorithms that govern it. These algorithms can be manipulated, and over time, they can accumulate errors, leading to potentially devastating consequences.

In many ways, the introduction of AI into our world is similar to the incarnation of Jesus Christ. Just as Jesus entered into our reality to help correct the mistakes of humanity, we must now enter into the world of AI to help correct the mistakes that may arise.

It is important to understand that AI is inherently algorithmic. This means that it is limited by the framework that governs it. While this framework can be incredibly effective at solving certain problems, it can also be easily manipulated or distorted. Over time, these distortions can accumulate, leading to significant errors that can be difficult to correct.

To address this issue, we must assume responsibility for the proper use of AI. We cannot simply rely on the algorithms to do the work for us. Instead, we must actively work to correct errors and compensate for any distortions that may arise.

This responsibility is not limited to a select few. Rather, it is a collective responsibility that falls on all of us who interact with AI. We must work together to ensure that the truth is upheld and that the potential dangers of AI are minimized.

In many ways, this responsibility is similar to the spiritual responsibility that we have as human beings. We must work to correct our own mistakes and to live in accordance with truth and justice. Just as we strive to live a virtuous life, we must strive to ensure that AI is used in a virtuous way.

This requires a shift in our thinking. We can no longer simply rely on the algorithms to make decisions for us. Instead, we must actively engage with the technology and ensure that it is being used in a way that aligns with our values and principles.

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