What Makes You Valuable If AI Can Already Do the Same?

Main subjects

AVAlexander VolchekOSOlga StolyarovaArtificial intelligence and technologyArtificial intelligenceThe human spiritual systemSpiritual development and the spiritual path

Main threads of the conversation

• 00:00Why people fear technologies that become better than they are
• 02:27When a human being cannot be replaced
• 03:10How not to fear AI
• 05:22The development of the world and humanity
• 11:36What determines a person's value? Why a human being cannot be replaced
• 15:04What the world of AI has an interest in
• 17:06Where fear of AI comes from
• 19:38What to develop in yourself today. Remembering what matters most in a world of technology

Claims made here

Individual claims identified in the material: who said them, when, and what kind of thought they express. Each timestamp opens that point in the video.

• 00:00

  That raises a question: if my value lay in what I could do, and now AI can do it, what is my value today?

  Olga Stolyarovacomparison

• 00:40

  That set off a whole discussion about how I was stupid, clueless, off in my own world, and completely out of touch with people's lives.

  Alexander Volchek

• 01:33

  It was a very interesting discussion, because I also had another example involving a vacuum cleaner.

  Alexander Volchek

• 01:33

  People got angry with me about that too: "What are you telling children? That they no longer need to learn how to vacuum?"

  Alexander Volchekcause

• 01:33

  These discussions always arise from a very narrow view of human life.

  Alexander Volchekprinciplecause

• 02:27

  As always, people start worrying about their egos rather than where that leaves them.

  Alexander Volchekprinciplecomparison

• 03:19

  In other words, they want to replace parts of a human being, turn a person into a robot, and forget the most important thing about being human and what a human being should be doing.

  Alexander Volchek

• 04:55

  But that does not mean my children cannot hammer a nail, climb a tree, or do other things.

  Alexander Volchek

• 05:48

  With a human driver, the probability is very high, especially in hilly terrain. I live in Silicon Valley, but up in the hills.

  Alexander Volchek

• 12:45

  She feels wonderful about what she sees, and I feel uneasy, because each person has their own state of reality, their own energies at work.

  Alexander Volchekcause