I share your concern. It’s so easy to be swept up in the momentum of these solutions, especially when they promise speed and ease. But real intelligence needs space to grow, adapt, and feel. I often think about how many of our tech-driven responses are shaped by urgency rather than grounded presence. When our nervous systems are under pressure, it’s harder to pause, reflect, or resist the pull of efficiency. I think one of the biggest invitations right now is to stay rooted in our humanity, even as the tools evolve around us.
I may be old school but it concerns me how ready we are to go with AI, our intelligence is like a muscle that needs to be exercised, challenged and nurtured, we’re being blindsided by the tech and it’s ‘ready to go’ solutions I fear.
I share your concern. It’s so easy to be swept up in the momentum of these solutions, especially when they promise speed and ease. But real intelligence needs space to grow, adapt, and feel. I often think about how many of our tech-driven responses are shaped by urgency rather than grounded presence. When our nervous systems are under pressure, it’s harder to pause, reflect, or resist the pull of efficiency. I think one of the biggest invitations right now is to stay rooted in our humanity, even as the tools evolve around us.
I may be old school but it concerns me how ready we are to go with AI, our intelligence is like a muscle that needs to be exercised, challenged and nurtured, we’re being blindsided by the tech and it’s ‘ready to go’ solutions I fear.
Love this so much
Thank you for the inspiration! 🙏🏼