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Without AI I would not be able to complete all the writing assignments I have on deck. I write for grants, create text books, workbooks, and now a novel. I write a blog and …

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Thanks for a great newsletter, Christa, and for tackling the question of AI. I have not used it intentionally yet. My questions are around ethics and environmental impacts. I understand from a family member who works in tech that some AI companies are more ethical than others. I undertand the potential of AI in many fields, but due to how much energy and water it requires, I am frustrated by the casual use of it in ways that are for personal entertainment (ie, making cutesy photos and videos) or for simple tasks that we should be able to do ourselves like taking notes at meetings. One of the ethical questions I have is around copyrights and human creativity. I have writen and posted a lot of ecospuritulity stuff to help advance the wild church movement, but I don't like the idea that it has it has used my copyrighted materials for free training and reproduction.

These are early personal opinions, and I am open to expanding my understanding.

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