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Dear Saro Meguerdijian

Greetings.

I have read your article and found it thought-provoking, particularly in its theological perspective. While I agree that AI is not human, your emphasis on the potential dangers of perceiving AI as an idol or a reliable companion is significant. AI has multidimensional implications—it is like a knife, capable of saving lives in surgery or causing harm in the wrong hands.

I agree with your point that human beings, in their vulnerability, often seek protection. While AI may simulate human-like rational behavior, it can never embody the depth and complexity of a human with lived experiences. This reminds me of earlier concerns about the role of computers in human life. Over time, we learned to control and harness their capabilities for our benefit, and I believe the same principle applies to AI.

An educated, faithful individual with a strong character will not fall into the trap of over-reliance on AI. Instead, they will use it wisely as a tool while maintaining the sanctity of human relationships and personhood.

Thank you for sharing your insights in this article.

Best regards,

Joseph Hovsepian. MA Political Science

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Ariga's avatar

Thank you Dr. Meguerdijian. Very thought provoking.

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