How AI Will Change Us - NOEMA
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When the most patient, well-read, emotionally responsive conversationalist in the world is always available, what will we still need from one another?
Credits Houda Nait El Barj is a researcher at OpenAI focused on advancing AI systems that support human flourishing. Editor’s Note: Noema is transparent about AI use in its pieces. We publish original, human-generated ideas but allow authorized, disclosed use of AI in certain cases. Please see details at the end of this piece. My grandmother’s courtyard in Marrakesh had a cracked blue tile near the fountain where the water always pooled. For most of my childhood, I thought this was a flaw. I later learned that she had refused three times to have it replaced. She liked the sound the water…
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