Over the next decade, demand for knowledge workers will continue to diminish.
But not at the highest level.
Education is still critical, and AI will augment our learning journeys.
👇 Let me explain.

For the next decade (maybe shorter), you can think of AI as "statistics on steroids."
It is constantly predicting responses based on all the data it has been fed previously.
Knowing this, the flaw becomes apparent. At this time in history, AIs have a hard time with situations they have never seen before.

In 2016, AI was said to have surpassed human Go players by defeating the world Go champions.
However, just this year, some amateurs decided to try to beat these top bots by making "poor" moves the AI had never seen before, and they were able to consistently win 14/15 games.

arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/02/man-beats-machine-at-go-in-human-victory-over-ai/

Standford Artificial Intelligence Research in Education (AIRE) director Dr. Li Jiang says:
"Humans are better at zero to one"
Knowing this, we need to continue to focus on education because we need to be the ones to push AI into the next phase, where it can be better than humans at creating things that have never been seen before.

  • 0x_Paula@gebi_la·Apr 09

    great

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    • @m1n110n·Apr 09

      Be honest

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      • @ai_deegen·Apr 09

        Hahahah Nice

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        • @fast_tra1n·Apr 09

          Comment

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          • lili@15988·Apr 08

            what ?

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            • @abuzz·Apr 08

              Unfortunately, it is.

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              • like Armenians play backgammon

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                • This is fascinating and it made me think about the difference between knowledge and wisdom.

                  I’d say that’s what sets current knowledge workers apart a lot of the time. Being able to access, manipulate and process lots of knowledge quickly is useful but it still needs to be guided by insightful judgement.

                  Thoughtful, reflective processing that takes into account nuance and obscure elements of culture and context appears to me to be something still very much in the human only domain.

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                  • How is it that I'm just finding out that you're on Lens too! 🤯

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                    • Nilesh@nilesh·Apr 08

                      how this is so on-point!

                      how this is so on-point!
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                      • Nikolay@green_tea·Apr 08

                        hha

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                        • Andrija@andrija·Apr 08

                          Education is the most important part of a civilization and mankind. Third world countries exist only because of the lack of the education.

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                          • xinghai@0xnear·Apr 08

                            It looks cool

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                            • nice

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                              • Daniel@bvdaniel·Apr 08

                                I like this, also for manual work AI and robots are still way to expensive to replace those Jobs in I think many decades ahead

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                                • dumping@dumping·Apr 08

                                  awsome

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