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AI is creating an age of augmented humans. The real question is no longer what AI can do, but whether it serves us or we begin serving it.
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AI is radically increasing individual cognitive and execution power, creating what may be an “age of giants.” But greater capability does not automatically bring greater wisdom. As AI takes on more initiative, the central challenge shifts from what machines can do to who defines the goals, values, and purposes they serve. The future of AI is therefore not only an engineering problem, but a human, ethical, and ultimately spiritual one.






