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I like your belletrism

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I keep returning to parts of this essay because the content keeps being relevant.

Specifically, this week someone used AI for the opening prayer at Sunday school. I know intuitively that AI prayers aren’t the right course of action. I also can logic the argument that spiritual actions are different than regular life. Yet, that isn’t strong enough; ideally a person is congruent in their actions. I need to have the best arguments for why we shouldn’t do that.

I also noticed that there is a natural conflict between trying too hard (which produces timid work due to fear of failure) and just excusing sloppy efforts. This conflict can lead people back to using AI or other tools that ruin the process as a crutch.

I’m going to work on really defining what a good effort looks like, and what a proper failure is. It’s harder to justify proper failures in the land of AI.

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