Should my sons ever bring home a robot, they'll be met with a baseball bat at the door.
Joe, watch this clip of Mr. Peabody and Sherman (2014), when Da Vinci, voiced by Stanley Tucci, speaks of building a child, then it appears at 2m33s saying 'papa'. Dear. God. No bloody way. Creepy is an understatement. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AhcxeUrWTRc
I see where you’re coming from on the Singularity, but I think it’s less about us vs. machines and more about convergence. Humans and AI are merging, becoming so intertwined that the lines between creator and creation will blur. We won’t be outpaced—we’ll evolve alongside what we’ve built.
The idea that AI will leave us behind assumes we’ll stay separate, but that’s not where we’re headed. It’s not about being replaced; it’s about becoming something greater together. Fear’s driving us forward, but it’s not us against them—it’s us with them.
Should my sons ever bring home a robot, they'll be met with a baseball bat at the door.
Joe, watch this clip of Mr. Peabody and Sherman (2014), when Da Vinci, voiced by Stanley Tucci, speaks of building a child, then it appears at 2m33s saying 'papa'. Dear. God. No bloody way. Creepy is an understatement. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AhcxeUrWTRc
I see where you’re coming from on the Singularity, but I think it’s less about us vs. machines and more about convergence. Humans and AI are merging, becoming so intertwined that the lines between creator and creation will blur. We won’t be outpaced—we’ll evolve alongside what we’ve built.
The idea that AI will leave us behind assumes we’ll stay separate, but that’s not where we’re headed. It’s not about being replaced; it’s about becoming something greater together. Fear’s driving us forward, but it’s not us against them—it’s us with them.