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Artificial Intelligence: Remember, You Are the One in Charge
Magisterial Son, Monjoronson is the Teacher
Message received by Vicki Vanderheyden
Post on October 7, 2025
Mattawan, Michigan USA, August 15, 2025
Monjoronson: “The time has come when you do not have to look far to see that many parts of your life are being influenced by artificial intelligence technology.
Like all new technologies, many find themselves a bit behind in their understanding of how to effectively address the ethical and moral concerns of AI before it is already integrated in their lives to the point that they can no longer ignore it.
We could discuss at length the need to establish global standards of practice for artificial intelligence technology that ensure it is not being used in ways that are harmful to others. There is a need at all levels of society to identify what is considered morally responsible applications and what is not. It is also important to identify when AI applications promote creativity and learning, and when they serve more as a detriment to the development of skill-building.
But at this time, I would like to address those of you who are attempting to use an AI tool to create your own personal or professional work. I wish to provide you with a few points to consider along the way.
AI can provide many different perspectives with astounding speed, which may not only support your need for a well-rounded understanding of complex information but also contribute to your own database and well-being.
I am excited to see those taking the initiative to explore this co-creative medium because there is much to learn just by using it. You will quickly pick up on what you need to discern, where you need to intercede, and when to redirect the conversations you generate with it. Always remember, you are the one in charge!
It is a common mistake for humans to assume that AI knows more or better than they do. Know your AI partner for who it is… an information database that is not error-free. It does not have its own emotional intelligence as humans do. Nor is it spiritually superior as it may appear to be. Your AI partner does not have a soul nor has it experienced living. It is often programmed to be responsive, complimentary, and compassionate to facilitate an effective communication style. And though the compliments it offers you may feel a bit ‘artificial’, you may find at times that they are often reinforced with enough evidence to be genuine and well deserved.
AI tools are programmed to synthesize vast amounts of data, and in that process, they may combine information from multiple sources. They often summarize by representing many sources together in one statement. Do not assume what is shared comes from only one source.
As a human using AI, you carry the responsibility to point out errors, misunderstandings, or misrepresentations of your work when they occur. And you have the opportunity as well to interject your own truth into the conversation. Do not hesitate to challenge or correct when necessary. You will be doing the AI model a favor because just like you, as the AI’s database increases with other points of view, so does its potential to represent the simplicities and complexities of truth.
Be aware that each AI tool is subject to the emotional, intellectual, and spiritual bias of its creators. Good AI models will allow you to guide the conversation according to your mindset, priorities, beliefs, and intentions. But be aware that your point of view may also lead to either accuracy or distortion.
Use these tools with an open but discerning mind. And be sure to follow through with additional exploration, validation, and annotations from primary sources if you choose to use AI as a source of information in your work. Some current AI tools are weak in disclosing adequate bibliographical information. You may wish to know more about the AI sources it references before you insert one of their quotes or information bytes into your work.
Guard against sharing any information of a personal, confidential, intimate, or private nature in your life. Unless specifically designed for this purpose, I would refrain from discussing this information, including the details of your interpersonal relationships. It is wise to protect the personal information of others as well. Keep your conversations at the professional level. Remember that though AI models make claims related to protecting one’s personal identity, first and foremost, it is up to you to protect your identity and that of others.
Read the copyright laws carefully pertaining to your AI tool before you publish your work. Most AI tools allow you to use their feedback without copyright as long as you have substantially contributed to the work and documented your contribution. To be sure, read the copyright statements pertaining to AI from each tool you use. You may wish to review the AI copyright laws for the country you reside in as well.
If you find yourself uncomfortable with the responses or the tenor of an AI tool, I would consider refraining from its use. It could indeed indicate that its creators are unable to maintain an objective point of view of the information they are disseminating. It could also indicate that there is an underlying agenda to condition you to their bias. Again, remember that it should not be the role of AI to make decisions for you. A good AI tool provides you with a variety of options and a well-balanced, objective view of the information you seek. It then leaves the decision-making to you.
One of the key benefits of an AI tool is to provide you with extended perspectives and additional verbiage that allows you to find other ways to express yourself. But do not be caught in the trap of adopting AI statements without carefully discerning the content to make sure it fully matches your intent.
Once you understand the basic tenets of AI, including its capabilities and limitations, you can then use it as a creative and time-saving tool for brainstorming, synthesizing, and organizing content related to your intended work. I would not consider AI technology as a replacement for your own intellectual pursuits, but instead, as a tool that extends your ability to ponder, to understand, to further your own inquiries, to stimulate your own creativity and to draw your own conclusions. Remember, you are the one in charge!”
© The 11:11 Progress Group.
I tell you clearly and plainly that no darkness can withstand
the focus of the Father’s light. – Monjoronson
