Walking with God

At the staffroom, I was chatting to a colleague about AIs.  I said it's amazing how many people are trusting in AIs to run their lives. My colleague said instead of booking tickets through the museum's website, some visitors have been using AI apps to book tickets for the exhibition and they end up either booking the wrong tickets or being given the wrong information. Later, while I was invigilating at a gallery in the same museum, I asked visitors to carry their rucksacks in front to avoid hitting the contents. When I asked this man and he put his ruckdack in front of him, the alarm on his phone went off. He told me what the alarm on his phone meant. Apparently, because he was no longer carrying his rucksack on his back, the device had sounded the alarm as it "thought" he had fallen on his face. 😊 AI apps and technology are useful tools, but we must always remember that they are fallible just like their human creators. Only God is infallible. ❤️ ---- Relevant Bible ...

When I arrived at the tube station, there were several people waiting outside the ticket barrier. I noticed the time was 9.22am.  Aha, they're waiting till 9.30am, when it becomes off peak and it's a lot cheaper to travel. I also hung out with them until 9.30am.  Smart thinking! 😂 When I arrived at the platform, there was already a train waiting, but it was packed full and it remained on the platform for several minutes while commuters piled on. I decided to wait for the next train. The next one arrived in two minutes and it was empty. I had a nice comfortable seat all the way into central London. Thank you, God, for your constant provision. ❤️ Photo courtesy of Google Images