The Great AI Conspiracy: A Tale of Tea, Fire, and the Future of Work.

So, there I was, minding my own business, when the rumor mill started churning out this wild myth that AI is coming to steal our jobs. My friends back had fully invested in this conspiracy theory, convinced that AI was some kind of robotic overlord ready to march into our workplaces, hand us pink slips, and send us all home to binge-watch TV for the rest of our lives.  

10th February 2025, 1:27 PM
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But then, as I stood in my kitchen one evening, preparing my favorite cup of tea, I had an epiphany. Yes, an epiphany! And no, it wasn’t just the caffeine talking. 

Here’s how it went down:  

I started by making fire (because, you know, modern problems require ancient solutions). Then I drew some water, put it on the fire to boil, added tea leaves, poured in some milk, stirred it all together, and voila—tea was served. As I sipped my perfectly brewed cup, it hit me: 

There’s no way fire can claim it made my tea. 

Sure, fire played a role—it heated the water—but let’s be real. Fire didn’t choose the ingredients, measure the portions, or decide when to stir. Fire didn’t dream up the recipe or envision the perfect cup of tea. That was all me. Fire was just... well, a tool. A very hot, very useful tool.  

And that’s when it clicked. AI is like fire. It’s not here to steal our jobs; it’s here to make them easier. Think about it: AI can help us organize, analyze, plan, and even stir the proverbial pot (though I wouldn’t trust it near my actual tea). It’s a tool, an application, a sidekick in our quest to get stuff done.  

But here’s the twist: if you don’t adopt AI, you’re basically choosing to cook your tea over a pile of sticks while everyone else is using a high-tech kettle. You’ll be left behind, serving tea to the people who mastered the art of AI-assisted brewing. And let’s be honest, no one wants to be the person still trying to light a fire with two sticks while everyone else is sipping their perfectly timed, AI-optimized tea.  

So, the moral of the story? Don’t fear the AI. Embrace it. Use it. Master it. Because if you don’t, you might just find yourself stuck in the Stone Age while everyone else is living their best, AI-enhanced life.  

And remember: fire didn’t make the tea. You did. AI is just here to make sure you don’t burn the house down while you’re at it. Cheers!.

Samuel Kahoro. Veterinarian Turned Author and Coach.

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The Veterinarian Turned Author And Coach. In the mysterious saga of my concealed identity, diverse personas often swirled around me. Some perceive me as a tranquil figure, in harmony with my name, Kahoro, while others jestingly label me a "man of God" or even a "pastor." I must admit, these characterizations never fail to tickle my hidden amusement
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