If you're like me, you consume updates on humanity's progress towards artificial superintelligence. There's a lot of talk about mitigating risks, hype about future capabilities, and various teams trying to get there. In terms of replaceability, however, Reb Shlomo Chaim (1894-1971) once said:
"Computers will one day be able to do anything... but one thing a machine will never accomplish is to daven."
A human inherently possess that which is called nefesh. In English, it's the soul. If anyone's confused, then, about the uniquenesses of a person, please understand - you have misinterpreted your worth. It's not in your intellect. Not even in what you can or cannot achieve.
You have nefesh, soul.
That will not-cannot-be replaced.
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P.S. The above point is not contradicted by the soul of the inanimate.