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As technology advances, we are seeing AI tools being used to track and rescue stray animals more efficiently, which feels like a modern act of stewardship. In many cultures, including those where traditional Nigerian dishes like Jollof are shared during communal celebrations, animals hold a significant place in our shared stories and even religious parables. If a robot or AI algorithm ends up saving an animal, does that change the 'sacred' nature of the rescue compared to human intervention? I'm curious if this tech-driven approach shifts our moral obligation to living creatures or if it simply acts as a new tool for an ancient duty of care.