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What AI Can’t Replace
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Can AI ever replace the human touch? Rabbi Nachman Seltzer shares his perspective on AI-generated films and advertising, original creativity, and why real people matter. In this Jew View clip with Liel Shalom, the conversation turns to the neshama—the soul—and the connection we feel when looking into another person’s eyes. Credit: @Jew-View #jewishtiktok #jewishthought #ai #jewish #jewishpodcast #jewishshorts #hidabroot
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What AI is doing is he's taking all the
information that other people have
written and now he's trying to use that
to create new information. But you're
creating new information. He's taking
everyone else's information and
regurgitating it and repackaging it. But
you're the guy coming up with the new
thing. He can never replace you. Never.
He can copy you, but that's it. I never
want to see an ad that's AI. I would
never want to watch a movie that's AI.
Ugh. I don't care. I'm not interested. I
don't want to see it. I want to see ads
with people. I want to see things with
people, not with AI. I don't like it. I
don't want to see it. I'm not
interested. Unless it's a cartoon, in
which case fine. If that's what you
like. I'm not into cartoons so much. But
if you're trying to make it look like a
person, zero interest. I'll turn the
page. When I see ads in magazines that
are clearly AI, I don't even look at it.
>> Today animation is so advanced and they
still can't replace that like kind of
gaze when you look in the eyes of a
person and you see like something over
there.
>> the neshama.
>> We call it the neshama.
>> That's what you're talking about. The
intelli-in. The neshama that's in a
person. Yeah, you can't replace it.
Exactly. Cuz you have a