Three Great Reads from the Jewish Journal
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Jamie’s family is our family. Mine and yours. There is nothing special or different about Jamie’s family. A family of four trying to make ends meet. A mother and father involved enough but also understandably busy with work, keeping a roof over their children’s heads and staying ahead of piling bills.
We live in a materialistic society where we are told to feel like we never have enough. There is always a new iPhone we can get or trending purse we should buy or some shoes we must have in our closet. If we want to be happy, we need to purchase that shiny new thing – or else we risk not fitting in, not being liked, not being popular. All of this is confirmed by social media influencers, whom we mindlessly worship and strive to be like.
Against this avalanche of artificiality, do humans stand a chance?
Instead of giving you glib answers, I hope to kick off a conversation. This subject is so consequential it merits a series of essays from expert voices to help us grasp a revolution like no other.
Our aim will be to explore not just the dangers but the potential promise of AI.