What started as my daughter Elsie doing some innocent role-playing with ChatGPT eventually led to her crying and saying it was creepy.
That experience opened the door to a much bigger conversation about Right Relationship with technology, attention, creativity, belonging, and what it means to stay human in an increasingly AI world.
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why so many of our deepest human needs cannot be fully met through technology
the difference between support and substitution
what AI can do well and where it falls short
how we often settle for "cheap substitutes" when we're actually craving something much deeper
the surprising history and meaning behind the phrase "left to our own devices"
why attention is one of the most important resources we have
how to come into right relationship with technology instead of treating it as inherently good or bad
the connection between technology, nervous system regulation, and belonging
why asynchronous spaces and voice-noting can feel way more nourishing than texting or social media
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