Rapid acceleration of AI has made people wonder whether it will take their job away.
It’s already happening. Entire books, websites, videos, movies and even study courses are made by AI within minutes instead of the months and years it takes a human. Jobs of manual labor are done for free by robots, no need for humans.
A student said he is being coached by an AI version of me and it’s “just as good as the real thing” .
These things are more or less true in a non-spiritual context. But check how they feel. How does it feel to think AI can replace you?
Does it make you feel valuable, strong, unique, divine?
Or does it make you feel insignificant?
If it doesn’t help you feel your divine self, don’t adopt this belief-system. Adopting it will put you out of Business.
For the same reason I never bought into “evolution theory” (you coming from monkeys) or the “pale blue dot” (Earth is just a small dot in a large unfathomable Universe).
You don’t need these anti-human doctrines.
Get this:
If you’re that easy to replace, your job wasn’t your highest calling anyway. If you are following your highest calling, you can’t be replaced, cloned, replicated, AI-copied. Well…you can, but people won’t be interested in your clone.
Some time ago I realized that I could create a perfect clone of my audio-book narrator. In fact, there are already texts out there (not my texts) narrated by his clone on YouTube and nobody notices!
I chose not to do it. Spiritual energy travels through the speaker to the listener, aiding in retention of the materials. And it’s good to have other people financially benefit from your work.
That’s one of the big money-secrets. If I quit paying him and have AI do the work for free, I cut myself off from the money-cycle. If you think it’s good to get everything for free, you don’t understand how money and abundance work. Look at what happens to socialized systems. Either they go poor, or they are kept alive by the enslavement of others. The poor keep falling for the same dumb concept, and “getting it all for free with AI” is just another variation of an age old error.
If you’re an anime maker or designer who is concerned about AI creating all the artwork: You’ll just have to become so good and irreplaceable that it won’t matter.
Competing with AI for a job is not that much different from competing with other people for a job. There are a lot of mediocre artists out there. Just add a lot of mediocre robot-artists to that and you realize not much changes.
When Television was invented, it took away from Theater jobs. But the very best Theater still survives today. When streaming was invented, it took away from old Hollywood, so they had to become much better to compete (but they didn’t, which is why streaming services have overtaken the old studio system). eBook readers took away from book sales, book publishers, etc. but to this day there are still crowds who prefer printed books.
This then, is the good-vibe thought:
AI taking away jobs helps me become so good in what I do, that I’m irreplaceable. Or it will help me find the work that I was meant to do. Instead of a threat to my life, I view AI as my personal butler that can save me time.
