The author expresses their lack of fear towards Artificial Intelligence (AI) while acknowledging that there are reasons to be concerned. Throughout their lifetime, they have experienced various fears, such as global famine, economic collapse, and terrorism, which have not all come to fruition. The Church has always embraced new technologies, and despite the potential risks associated with AI, the author chooses not to fear it. However, they realize that the story of "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" teaches us that the last time someone underestimated a threat, they were proven right.

They introduce the concept of the "Gorilla Problem, " paralleling it with the fears surrounding AI. The author raises concerns about the potential misuse of AI in areas like biological weapon creation and the rapid evolution of AI capabilities. They mention the fear of job displacement, fake news, autonomous vehicles, and government surveillance. Ultimately, the author suggests that the true fear lies in the loneliness that AI may cause, as it further separates us from one another.