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Their wordsEvery era is shaped by its miracle material. Steel forged the Gilded Age. Semiconductors switched on the Digital Age. Now AI has arrived as infinite minds.
Their wordsBecause knowledge work is more fragmented and less verifiable.
Their wordsWe want humans to supervise the loops from a leveraged point, not be in them.
Their wordsAI is steel for organizations.
Their wordsI think the knowledge economy is about to undergo the same transformation.
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We are still in the "waterwheel phase" of AI, bolting chatbots onto workflows designed for humans.
Their wordsWe are still in the waterwheel phase of AI, bolting chatbots onto workflows designed for humans.
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