Prometheus did not say a word. Quietly, he made his way down to the sea shore. As he walked on the soft sands wondering how he would help mankind, he saw a tall stalk of fennel.

And over time, Prometheus meant different things to the Greeks. First he appears as a foil to Zeus, and his hideous plight is tailored to show us the tragedy that befell those who defy the gods. He is ...

Prometheus stole fire right out from under the noses of the gods, and it changed civilization. Fire, as an energy, is transformative. It is a purifier.

Prometheus was so enamored with his handiwork that he stole fire from his fellow gods and handed it over to this newly formed race to help it prosper.

AI emerges not merely as a technological advancement, but as a modern Prometheus. Like this mythic figure who stole fire from the gods to bestow upon humanity, AI has, in a sense, "stolen ...

SYNOPSIS: In ancient Greek mythology, Prometheus stole the gods’ fire to give it to humans—sparking sudden and dramatic advances in technology and the arts, and dramatic new sources of conflict.