HUMANS VS. AI: WHY PROGRESS REQUIRES HUMANITY

Companies spent years promising AI would replace people. Now some are discovering that experience, judgment and context were doing more work than the spreadsheets could see. ChatGPT is moving into health. Myspace may be coming back. Canva’s founders are betting billions on trust. And The Odyssey turned an online culture war into a global box-office event.These stories look unrelated. They are not.This week, Rachel connects the headlines to the same cultural mistake: we keep designing systems to improve human life while treating the human parts - judgment, care, connection, dignity and creativity - as inefficiencies.The future is not human or technology. The real question is whether our tools help people become more capable - or require people to become smaller so the system can look successful.It’s time society stops getting in it’s own way. And there’s a lot we can learn from that. Tune out, tune in. Love you, mean it.