Spiritual Intelligence: Human Adaptation in an AI World

Every capability we hand to a machine is a capability we stop exercising. Memory went first, then navigation, then attention, and the next thing on the table is judgment. This panel asks what a human being is for once the tools can do most of what we were trained to do.

Who this is for

Professionals in the middle of the shift, parents raising children inside it, and anyone who suspects that adapting to AI is a spiritual problem before it is a technical one.

On the table

• What do discipline, presence and discernment look like in a life that has outsourced its friction?
• Which parts of the self must never be delegated?
• Is the tradition a refuge from the tools or an operating system for using them well?

You'll leave with

• A test for what to hand off and what to keep
• Practices, from a machine learning lecturer who wrote the book on this, that survive contact with a phone
• The reminder that the heart was never the thing being automated. It is the thing being asked to hold.