#universality

"What is your day-to-day job?" The promo for the young news anchor show on my favorite news channel keeps repeating while portraying her in action elsewhere too. I think the question is fitting and universally applicable especially from places around the world where people take liberty for freedom to act, which is pretty much around nowadays.

Yes, jobs come with "job description", so there are no surprises here. Therefore, acting above and beyond may come based on management directives or on one's own time. Such voluntary actions themselves are increasingly regulated and in many instances are even encouraged after business hours in what is called now the non-profit sector, but in fact it does have many benefits and are worth engaging in.

Having said that, and in case you have not noticed yet, AI is increasingly positioned by its developers to provide self-services to professionals. Indeed, this does mean that an individual is being provided a higher level content of these services to carry out their duties, but so does everyone else will too.

In addition, recent analysis by tech experts indicates that this trend and the giant investments that is provided for its development will make it last in its basic structure for at least a decade to come where such AI features can only improve before transitioning to the next level of using these valuable tools.

Image is due to Google's AI Gemini Imagen 3 model.

"A hierarchy [...] is anyone taking notes of the meeting?" G: reminds me of the junior doctors in Roman Ward. But actually AI can do this for you

E: it's good to trust people too. I use Google but I don't tell it my every thought. Too much computer breaks the brain. It is better to feel someone physical to trust

[...] E: Without pressure or anxiety, there's no progress either. You just have to develop the techniques to cope with that

Miller Williams, poet

Universality means human rights belong to everyone, everywhere, without exception.

When rights are denied to one, they are weakened for all.