Are we AI?

In just over ten years, we've witnessed the rise of the smartphone, the Cloud, and the intelligent world of connected devices. As time passes, there are more and more advances, including the trending topic—Artificial Intelligence. And not precisely because they are new, but because today they have become absolutely necessary in our lives. From "Alexa" to "Siri" to today's ChatGPT, that can harness massive amounts of data to make optimal decisions. AI-powered intelligent assistants are becoming a need in our modern life. 

Today's AI can think for themselves and make decisions based on the data they store. Their ability to process information and come to an effective conclusion is highly efficient and quick.  

But what is an AI?  

An AI is an automation system in which all their responses are derived from their internal databases.  

Artificial Intelligence systems are improving daily to adapt to unknown scenarios and function in ways closer to the human brain.   

All this information makes me wonder what the similarities and differences between AI and humans are. 

The human brain has become the best source for bringing Artificial Intelligence closer to Natural Intelligence. Surprisingly we have things in common with this revolutionary technology.   

AI’s have electric circuits that mimic the human brain's biological neural network, which has billions of interconnections —AI neurons are known as "perceptrons." And as in the human brain, artificial neural connections are formed, changed, or removed based on their interactions. Both in humans and AI, information is codified previously within them as an energy field of information. 

If Human decision-making is a process handled largely by the information previously stored and retrieved by the unconscious mind. AI, decision-making is based on the information retrieved from their respective data sources. And frequency matters: "…research has shown that the nervous system encodes information in the frequency at which the impulses are transmitted in which the average frequency at which impulses are transmitted becomes important.” (https://medium.com/@eraiitk/brain-and-artificial-neural-networks-differences-and-similarities-1d337fe50168) 

In the same way, AI has been encoded with information to predict, automate, and optimize tasks that humans have historically done; humans have been codified with repetitive information from their respective environments, which are the source of their autopilot responses.  

AI mimics the human brain's unconscious decision-making process. Making conceptual connections based on knowledge previously uploaded — an advantageous capability that allows problem-solving.  

But there are also differences between AI and a human’s brains. The number of neurons in our brain is about 86 billion, while the number of perceptrons in standard artificial neural networks is less than 1000. 

As you see, we are similar to AI. Our conditioning, or predetermined data, programmed by the repetitive information received from our environment, has become so entrenched that our responses come from autopilot, just like AI.  

If it's true that AI recognizes patterns and fixed outcomes, it's also true that it will crash with any new information. 

The difference between AI and us is that AI cannot resonate with new information nor choose the information they are programmed with. But we humans do. Additionally, our brain can resonate with the Universe and infinite possibilities. 

In a paper published in Frontiers in Physics, Franco Vazza (astrophysicist at the University of Bologna) and Alberto Feletti (neurosurgeon at the University of Verona) investigated the similarities between the cosmic network of galaxies and the network of neuronal cells in the human brain. Despite the substantial difference in scale, they suggest that diverse physical processes can build structures characterized by similar levels of complexity and self-organization. (https://phys.org/news/2020-11-human-brain-resemble-universe.html) 

Our natural powers are our ability to choose information and the possibility of resonating with new information and infinity.  

All we need is to become the sole programmers of our MindClouds. This means neutralizing, filtering, and choosing the information we want to resonate with —including new information and information that can expand us to resonate with infinity. 

Remember, our physical reality is an energetic system. Your thoughts are energy, your words are energy, and your actions are energy. There are infinite particles of energy all around you that combine to create your tangible reality according to your inner programs and resonance. Knowing this, the idea is to program and create our reality consciously.  

When you program your MindCloud to be healthy, you become healthy; when you program your MindCloud for love, you become love; when you program your MindCloud for joy, you become joy.  

Any repetitive information you consciously choose and let into your MindCloud has the power to reprogram your life for good. Have the ability to reprogram your health and well-being, your relationships, your success, and your dreams.  

The key to your best life lies in overcoming your limiting programming and consciously choosing the data to create the program you will resonate with. 

Others' program AI. Don't let others program you like AI.   

It's time to deactivate and neutralize the programs that don't serve you and become the programmer of your life to expand the scope of your resonance and bring infinite goodness and greatness to you and those around you.  

Balance your resonance; the world needs you!