As artificial intelligence advances at breakneck speed, are we creating a servant, a master—or something far more dangerous? Erik Strandness explores how our quest to “build a better beast” reveals both human ambition and folly, raising urgent questions about language, ethics, and the spiritual risks of playing God in the digital age.
Similar to other technological advancements, artificial intelligence progresses without much consideration for the possible consequences. We get so enamoured with our ability to build a better beast that we fail to see its resemblance to a Frankenstein monster. So, we piece it together, give it a jolt of electricity, and exclaim, “It’s alive!” Now we must decide whether to chase it with pitchforks or teach it to sing. Is it our servant or our master… (Register to read the rest of the article)
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