With or without AI
- sacredspace808
- 1 day ago
- 3 min read
Without AI
ChatGPT has been around for some time now, and I have been learning to use it for specific tasks to help save time. It really is a great tool not only by providing lists and suggestions on what actions to take and when to take them, but also as a teaching instrument. I review suggestions and the changes it makes to my original document and sometimes I use it but most times I don't.
Mostly because I like how I write; how I say what I am feeling or thinking. ChatGPT is a computer. I am not. People who read my blog are not computers. I am real. How I write is real and imperfect. We don't recognize how far away we have moved from our center, from our true nature until we are faced with situations that require us to take action, like write, or compile a list of actions to take. We take these things for granted until ChatGPT is down due to a server issue. Then it's up to us. It's like the cameras manufactures have put in cars to help you back up. It's doing something we are designed to do; turning our head and using our eyes. What happens when the camera is not working, and we haven't learned how to back a car up?
For now, I will continue to use what I can always counted on... my sight, hearing, thoughts and reason, comparison, movement, discernment, and most of all, remaining open to life as it presents itself to me. I am my own ChatGPT. I have Wisdom. I need to trust my truth and the intuition which resided in the body. It started with us. Let's not get too dependent on it and stop doing the important work of being human.
With AI
ChatGPT has been available for a while, and I've been learning to utilize it for specific tasks to save time. It's an excellent tool, offering lists and suggestions on what actions to take and when, as well as serving as an educational resource. I review its suggestions and the changes it makes to my original document; sometimes I use them, but often I don't.
This is mainly because I appreciate my own style of writing and expressing my thoughts and feelings. ChatGPT is a machine, while I am not. My blog readers are not machines either. I am genuine, and my writing is authentic and imperfect. We often don't realize how far we've strayed from our core, our true essence, until we're confronted with situations that demand action, like writing or compiling a list of tasks. We take these abilities for granted until ChatGPT experiences a server issue. Then, it's up to us. It's similar to the cameras installed in cars to assist with backing up. These cameras perform a task we're naturally equipped to do: turning our heads and using our eyes. What happens when the camera fails, and we haven't learned how to reverse a car?
For now, I'll continue to rely on what I've always trusted: my sight, hearing, thoughts, reason, comparison, movement, adaptability, discernment, and most importantly, staying open to life as it unfolds. I am my own ChatGPT. I possess wisdom. I need to trust my truth and the intuition that resides in my body. It all began with us. Let's not become overly dependent on it and neglect the essential work of being human.
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