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The reality of AI may be a hard pill to swallow for the next generation of school leavers and Gen Z’s that are entering the workplace. It may also be creating issues for our future, as AI is destroying critical thinking. AI is damaging our ability to analyse, evaluate, synthesize, and reason. All key skills for some professions, like audit and law, Liz Sandwith CFIIA.
Yes, AI is a powerful tool, but we should treat it in the same way as we treated Six Sigma and Lean in manufacturing. It’s there to reduce workload, effort, streamline processing, and add value where humans do not have the ability or capabilities to do so today.
This is a great article on the challenges with AI and Ai adoption. AI is based on what we know today and is fed by what we have digitised. If you don’t digitise expertise and tacit knowledge, then AI will not have the basis upon which to reason. As AI develops and AI platforms consume more expertise, knowledge, and tacit information, what then happens to the workforce?
Rethink workforce productivity – AI improves productivity only when it’s trained.
Rethink workforce competition – AI creates new opportunities for global competition.
Rethink workforce co-operation – Expertise is consolidated and condensed into bits and bytes.
@Thaddeus Dziekanowski Brian D. McCarthy
@Parava Security Solutions
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