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The boogeyman du jour happens to be AI. I suspect that OP is simply not very clear, and is asking if AI adoption seems to be dehumanizing what you do.
by rekabis 2mo ago
The boogeyman du jour happens to be AI. I suspect that OP is simply not very clear, and is asking if AI adoption seems to be dehumanizing what you do.
- roschdal 2mo agoThank you. I actually meant in general, not anything specific. In general I feel dehumanized.
- PaulHoule 2mo agoIn the circles I move in I hear a lot of exhortation to experience something "more than human." I do so more than most https://mastodon.social/@UP8/tagged/foxwork https://mastodon.social/@UP8/tagged/foxwork I "go out" as that character most of the time except in my home and workplace and the experience ranges from being treated like a celebrity (people practically jump on me when I go out the front door of my building after transforming in the elevator, people practically jump on me when I get out of my car in a strange city, etc.) to feeling really out of place. I deal with the later by a process of "humanization" which is just doing things like ordering food and standing in line and hearing that the bagel for "Mr. Fox" is ready. That feeling of being ordinary is quite grounding when you have reason to feel special. See also https://pure.northampton.ac.uk/en/publications/therianthropy-wellbeing-schizotypy-and-autism-in-individuals-who-/ https://pure.northampton.ac.uk/en/publications/therianthropy... Does this help?