Hong Kong Olympian wonders if AI is the answer to recapturing our humanity
The 0.1 second that stood between Yvette Kong Man-yi and qualifying for the 2012 Olympics was “unbearable”, the Hong Kong swimmer writes in her newly published memoir, The Unmeasured Human.
It was, the 33-year-old recalls years later, “too small to feel and too large to survive unchanged”.
Fourteen years on, Kong is grateful for the heartbreaking experience, telling the South China Morning Post that “challenge is fundamental to human growth and spirit”.
“I needed to find the courage to try again...
