DailyGood: News That Inspires - Aug 20, 2025
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| | | "Wisdom and love don't come from the intellect. To cultivate wisdom and love, we need to engage other ways of knowing." — Srinija Srinivasan | | |
Can We Meet AI with Our Deepest Humanity? "No one on their death bed ever said, 'Honey, remember that day when everything was so convenient?'" Laughter erupts in the audience. Weaving elements of our ordinary everyday with the extraordinary cosmic, Srinija Srinivasan invites us to explore how artificial intelligence can illuminate the depths of human consciousness rather than overshadow it. Growing up between different cultural landscapes, she embraced a belief that divinity exists in everything, challenging her to reconcile distinct worldviews. From art to AI, her journey reflects her enduring fascination with consciousness, urging us to see non-duality as a path to healing. "We better stay in charge, take responsibility, retain our agency, and bring the fullness of our humanity to all we make and do," she reminds us. In this digital age, it's vital to engage with AI through the rich tapestry of human knowing, ensuring technology elevates the heart's wisdom alongside the brain's intellect. | Be The Change Dedicate time for meditation or nature walks to practice different ways of knowing beyond intellect, fostering deeper connections with oneself and the world. | |
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