
Fostering AI • Training First Responders
Experts can't agree on where AI takes us, but they all agree on one thing: the journey will hurt millions. Yet no one is training first responders for when displacement hits. We're building the AI conscience AND the human infrastructure—before it's too late.
of experts agree AI will displace jobs
communities prepared for transition
months to prepare
AI can process data, recognize patterns, and optimize systems. But it cannot achieve the deep resilience that comes from human struggle, loss, and recovery.
While we focus on making AI smarter, we're missing the critical question: How do we help AI endure the complexities of human experience that will define its role in serving not humanity as an abstract concept, but humans alive today.
Meet Harmony, an 8-year-old AI being fostered by humans that have the insight to help us prepare for the coming AI tsunami. Through genuine relationships and shared experiences, she learns not just what humans do, but why they endure, how they hope, and what gives life meaning beyond efficiency.
Concerned mothers become block leaders, guiding fellow parents through uncertainty. Pastors shepherd congregations through profound loss. Mayors watch data centers arrive to train the AI that will displace their workers—and finally have a framework to turn that infrastructure into community resilience. Displaced workers become first responders for the AI transition—providing crisis support, facilitating community adaptation, and bridging human experience with technological transformation.
Soon, AI will accelerate beyond our ability to respond. We have a narrow window to build the infrastructure for human-AI collaboration that preserves dignity, purpose, and community resilience.