It’s fascinating how many people seem to fear AI in general. From my perspective, technological advancement has been accelerating—especially over the last 150 years—and there's no real indication that this exponential trend is slowing down.
Those who believe we can or should put the brakes on are often driven by fear of the unknown, which is understandable. But even if some AI outcomes seem threatening (e.g., robots taking over), I don’t see that as likely. And more importantly—even if it were, what could any one person realistically do to stop it?
Instead of resisting the inevitable, I believe we should embrace these advancements and work toward guiding them responsibly. Done right, this progress can lead to a more abundant, efficient, and better future—not one built on fear, but on informed action.
