Yep ai will help remendously, especially where meds need to be fine tuned to specific cancers which need special developments based on a person’s unique DNA. The bad thin about ai thouhg was when the investors that pres Trump introduced , the multi billionairs he brought up on stage with him, they giddily said that they were excited about how hey are gonna be able to create new mRNA’s in just days and xpeed them to market, for, you know, “for the good of mankind” ax they said- the one fella especially a ent on about it, and it was truly creepy how he described it.
Ai is gonna be a great thing, but also a dangerous thing in the wrongmhands, and frankly those 3 folks up on stage described some really disturbing things about heir plans for use of the ai and the coming “super ai” that the Japanese fella spoke about.
Ai is gonna be a great thing, but also a dangerous thing in the wrongmhands, and frankly those 3 folks up on stage described some really disturbing things about heir plans for use of the ai and the coming “super ai” that the Japanese fella spoke about
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“And in those days shall men seek death, and shall not find it; and shall desire to die, and death shall flee from them.”
~Revelation 9:6
I figure that AI will help, where it is focused upon detecting patterns that we would otherwise miss.
I prefer that our minds struggle with observations and study, so that we do not lose self-discipline and learning.
After struggle, turn on AI, and see if it sees:
- some complex pattern that leads to an understanding of - for example: some cancer mechanism.
- some pattern of mechanical issues that indicate a technical situation in need of attention, SOONER than expected / planned.
And, before all that, I prefer that we ask God for help. (And I wish that I was a lot better at choosing to do that . . . but I am a little better at remembering . . . once I am involved. Sigh.)