Justin R. Lester thanks viewers for messages after a New York Times piece about his work. Comment "chat" for a link to the AI tool he built. Visit his Napa shop, Kindled and Grounded, to see how he thinks AI should work as a teammate, not just a tool.
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Hey everybody, Justin R. Lester, AKA That Tech Pastor. And thank you guys for all the support, the honor, the follow-ups, the messages, the emails, all of that from the New York Times article. I'm really, really grateful for so many of you who've engaged positively and intentionally with it. And for all the bots out there, thank you for your time too. Here's the thing, I've seen a lot of you want to know about how to access the chat and all of that, that they was talked about inside of the article. And so here's a simple thing to do. Comment the word chat. That's all you gotta do. Comment the word chat, C-H-A-T. I'll send you a link directly that you can engage with it. It's to talk about artificial intelligence. The entire goal of the article, and I'm grateful to Eli and Aaron for doing an amazing job talking about it. The goal of the entire article was to do one thing, to show us what it means to have human agency in a technological age and how we can still be human as AI as a teammate and not just a tool. And so thanks for engaging with it. And if you wanna see that in action, this is the coffee shop, candle shop, slime shop, ice cream shop, Kindled and Grounded, downtown Napa, 1407 2nd Street. Come through with the come through, come have some fun, make a candle, have some coffee. You can see what it means to be a human in a technological age. God is calling us to be stewards of every season, including this season. I'm grateful to be part of it. So thank you guys, all of you who followed. I was wondering where y'all came from. Thank you all of you followed and liked and subscribed and messaged and emailed and all those things. Let's have some fun.
