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Molly Wysocki, an O’Hare Fellow at America Media, argues that AI’s promise to remove friction from work and social life deserves scrutiny, not just applause. She says the convenience can blur the line between using a tool and letting it shape our habits.
Why it mattersHer reflection links that concern to Christian ideas about attention, faith and responsibility. It is a personal argument, not evidence that AI inevitably harms relationships. Still, it puts a useful question to the sales pitch: what are we giving up when every task is made easier?
Discuss: When AI removes friction from work and everyday life, which conveniences are worth the trade-off, and where should people draw a line?
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