I suggest that the world today looks for an alternative for achieving these noble endeavors as it utilizes AI for good and begins to understand that Torah is not a religion, but a blueprint for life itself, past, present and future.Īnd if indeed “it is important to have informed and ethical discussions about the potential benefits and risks of AI, and how to ensure that it aligns with human values and goals,” look to Torah Moshe, now literally translated into the proverbial 70 languages, as “the real thing,” like Coca Cola, and the perfect teacher of human values and purpose. Therefore, it is important to have informed and ethical discussions about the potential benefits and risks of AI, and how to ensure that it aligns with human values and goals.” The more science can achieve in reaching heretofore unreachable limits of the tiniest of all galaxies in this Milky Way, the more it will understand that it cannot fathom the magnificent infinity that is the Creator and that indeed all men must accept, worship and praise G-d‘s Kingdom for his own happiness and security.Īs the Geopolitical players eventually will either make peace, seek to annihilate each other, or defiantly await the Armageddon, Chat GPT concluded that today’s challenges created by AI and into the future “are not just hypothetical scenarios, but real issues that are already affecting people’s lives today. The more archaeology is uncovered, the more the Torah is verified. Science and archaeology today have a common contribution to this understanding. By the same proportion that all the religions the world are falling apart, the system and the facts of the Torah are being strengthened.” But on the other hand, the more that scientific data will be discovered, the more the truths of the Torah will be fostered, and the facts of Halacha will be seen as reality. The more that scientific data will be discovered, the more the nonsense superstition and emotion and instinct will disappear. “Since all the religions of the world are built upon superstition, emotion and instinct, the more science developed, the more the religions of the world were abandoned.
Reb Chaim Zimmerman zt’l, in Torah and Reason writes, “all the religions of the world are built on three aspects: superstition, emotion and instinct Torah is also built on three aspects: intellect, intuition and faith. By comparison, Torah people will still speak of “Moshiach coming” and rebuilding our Temple in Yerushalayim for the benefit of all mankind under a Universal King, the God of Israel. If you will, it is the Armageddon espoused by gentile nations. Inextricably trapped in this period in time and space, there is no future. To the globally disproportionate few who still believe in Torat Moshe and Jewish prophecy, faith and belief offer a soothing antidote to AI situation today and more menacing future without hope, salvation, or escape. Second, “ AI could exhibit bias and discrimination that reflect the values and preferences of the humans who design, train, and deploy them, leading to unfair and harmful outcomes for some groups of people.”Īnd third, “ AI could lack transparency, accountability, and oversight, making it difficult to understand how they make decisions, who is responsible for their impacts, and how to correct or challenge them when they go wrong.” The first and dominant concern was that “ AI could become super intelligent and surpass human intelligence and control, posing an existential threat to humanity.”. I asked Chat GPT about AI and received some answers in a matter of seconds.
Basically, one voice, one system, and no Gd threatening its success. Artificial Intelligence is considered the final blow to humanity as we know it, demonizing our survival by metaphorically becoming a modern-day Tower of Bavel with all its implications.
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