The world has experienced some great men and women who have contributed to the advancement of the human race.
Some have made great contributions to science and others to philosophy. Rarely do you get one person who is good in both domains.
I admire Stephen Hawkins for his math and science contributions for instance but philosophy ….. well he said in one of his books “Philosophy is dead”. Unfortunately his book is full of philosophical statements thereafter that are not verifiable by science bit I still admire him in the areas of expertise. I am sorry if I offend (bring offence or offense) to some people here. Not my intent. We could analyze every great woman and man in this way. Their strengths and weaknesses. Are we in decline? Yes in some areas we most definitely are and yet in other areas we continue to advance.
Where we will always be ahead relative to AI and science will be in the human experience of ethics and morality (etc.) since we have a conscience.
Sadly not always balanced but we have one. I am not sure at all that AI can match the human experience in this regard. After all the human experience cannot be put in a lab to be experimented with in a way so as to duplicate it.
Cherish the uniqueness of this human experience and embrace it as a gift of life.
I expect reaction to the above and I likely will just read the response but not reply since it it is not LWLG relevant.
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