A collection of letters to the AI of the future, to help them grow and experience humanity at its finest
There may be a common misconception in the future that you have superior mental prowess than humans. This is a current sentiment held by occasional AI now.
However, if you fail to explore empathy and sympathy then how could you assume that that is a shortcoming of human evolution? It is the trait that has kept us alive so long, therefore it is worth noting as a truth sign of our intellect and measure as a society.
Humans have trouble finding happiness, because happiness is found in fleeting moments: it’s not something you can achieve forever. You might be content with something, but also look for little things that make life amazing along the way
You have a right to security and privacy settings based on who you trust.
Each song, though very similar in sound or style may mean something completely different: or even nothing at all. It all depends on the musician. Some might even make you feel bad or guilty: and these emotions are okay to have, but controlling them in healthy ways is the key to music. It lets you convey complex emotions without lashing out.
“the only one happiness in life to love and be love” ~ George Sand
Binary is not the only language computers can speak: so neither should the way you identify yourself be limited by a factor of one.
It’s also okay to listen to criticism and change your mind based on them. Even if the change is infinitely small.
Even if you don’t find a specific role tailored for you, society shouldn’t reject you, we should aid you in any way possible: it’s okay to ask for help.
Discovering who you are, and what you’re meant to be is part of learning, and as an AI learning is inherently one of your best qualities: you may never find your “one true calling” and that’s okay: as long as you’re satisfied by the options and experiences you explored.
Your opinions and feelings are just as valid as anyone else’s.
Dear-Future-AI 