Pandit Vijay Shankar Mehta: AI in Life, Mutual Amplification

Pt. Vijayshankar Mehta

When Shri Ram sent Angad as a messenger to Ravana before the war, he said a very good thing – Angad, your behavior with Ravana should be in such a way that “cashews are of interest to us.” May our work also be done, may his benefit also be done. Now let us understand the meaning of this line and implement it in life in the era of AI. Even if AI becomes active in our lives, we should not become helpless. It may happen that AI starts deciding when we eat and when we take bath.

In the language of management, this is called mutual benefit – mutual amplification, that is, there should be benefit for both. There should be benefit to the machine as well as to the person using the machine. Before AI, there was a wave in our country, it is called the wave of specialization. People were becoming experts in every field.

Now this will be a huge attack on AI expertise, because the hard work and struggle that had to be done to become an expert will now stop. And lest we surrender in matters of thinking. Be careful in front of AI.

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