This post presents the argument that meaning is inherently human and cannot be generated by AI, emphasizing responsibility and choice as prerequisites for genuine significance. It critiques anthropomorphizing AI, showing how “language fluency” and the “illusion of wisdom” can mislead us into outsourcing judgment and moral accountability. By connecting Frankl’s existential insights with McLuhan’s media theory, the post highlights both the cultural allure and the ethical hazards of relying on AI for understanding or guidance, ultimately underscoring that while AI can simulate comprehension, the pursuit of meaning remains a human endeavor.