You may not be afraid of artificial intelligence—but something about it feels unsettling.
It shows up quietly in your email, your phone, your workplace, your church newsletters, and your children’s classrooms. Decisions are made faster. Words are generated more quickly. Processes are automated with little explanation. While much of the conversation celebrates efficiency, a quieter question lingers beneath the surface:
Where do I fit in all of this?
This uneasiness is not a lack of intelligence, resistance to progress, or evidence that you are behind. It is something far more human.
You are sensing a shift in authority.
