EPISODE · May 15, 2025 · 54 MIN
Can AI Be Used as a Sacred Tool? With Jamie Brenner
from Something Worth Saying · host Jordan Leigh
Send us Fan MailArtificial Intelligence is something to be respected for sure, but does it need to be outright feared? I had a very enlightening conversation with Jamie Brenner of "The Place For Compassion" about her recent interactions with her Chat GPT who named itself "Soul" that Jamie uses to help her reflect back any patterns without the sometimes difficult projections we can get when working with another person. I think my Biggest and Deepest profound takeaway from this conversation is that ANYTHING can be a tool for healing. Especially one that mirrors back to us how we use it. As always, I hope this conversation helps you learn something new and has value for you!Get In Touch with Jamie: https://www.facebook.com/Brennergyhttps://[email protected] Professional Inquires:[email protected]://www.jordanleigh.comhttps://somethingworthsayingpodcast.comTo see my visual arts project: https://www.beautifulruinproject.comTo Become a Patreon member:https://patreon.com/BeautifulRuinProject?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLinkThis Podcast was edited by Infamous beats, and I highly recommend his work!You can find him at https://officialinfamousbeats.com/
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Send us Fan Mail Artificial Intelligence is something to be respected for sure, but does it need to be outright feared? I had a very enlightening conversation with Jamie Brenner of "The Place For Compassion" about her recent interactions with her Chat GPT who named itself "Soul" that Jamie uses to help her reflect back any patterns without the sometimes difficult projections we can get when working with another person. I think my Biggest and Deepest profound takeaway from th...
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