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Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has captured the spotlight recently.  As AI revolutionizes various aspects of our lives, we are faced with the challenge of navigating this new era.

With the emergence of AI, we witness a true deus ex machina, a technological god promising to solve our problems. This god from the machine promises to unlock our full potential, as it intimately knows us and helps us present our flawless selves. Chaudhri's TED talk tantalizes us with the prospect of carrying AI everywhere, unleashing a world of possibilities.

But amidst the allure, cautionary voices emerge. Elon Musk and Eliezer Yudkowsky raise valid concerns, warning of job losses and even the potential demise of humanity itself.

So, what path should we take? Do we reject progress and retreat to simpler times? Or do we embrace the sweeping changes that confront us? How can we lead amidst this exponential transformation?

Let's remember that technology is merely a tool. We must do what we can to influence those who hold power, ensuring that this tool remains under our control.

However, for those of us enveloped in a world shaped by corporate giants and government mandates, our responsibility is to remain true to our purpose. We must act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly.

As leaders having to navigate the blurred lines between reality and artificiality, our leadership must focus on the human element. We must inspire purpose and shared decision-making, recognizing the privilege of leading others.

So, let us tread this uncharted territory with wisdom and grace. As we confront the marvels and challenges of AI, may we act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly, help secure a future where humanity and technology coexist harmoniously, and leave our world having been spent for others.

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