Are we there yet?
There seems to be three fundamental core outlooks on AI’s likely impact on jobs. There is the ‘AI will float all boats’ viewpoint, i.e. it will create vast productivity gains and drive growth (often voiced …
There seems to be three fundamental core outlooks on AI’s likely impact on jobs. There is the ‘AI will float all boats’ viewpoint, i.e. it will create vast productivity gains and drive growth (often voiced …
With AI becoming increasingly proficient in doing the heavy lifting around much classic deductive reasoning the spotlight now turns to us humans to add that interdisciplinary creative flair that down the years we have seen …
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As we now get into the detail of successfully collaborating with AI, the issue of clarifying – for specific tasks – the optimum respective roles for humans and AI is increasingly a topic of conversation …
I was kindly invited to reflect on my time in customer insight in an interview with Crispin Beale. It’s been a fun ride culminating in the arrival of AI as my new sparring partner! I …
This article from Adam Riley and I spells out the skills Chomsky – a true polymath – deployed as a world-class thought leader. We can all learn from him about how to add that extra …
The issue of how our access to powerful AI as our ‘thinking’ companion will / may overtime affect the fundamental way our brains work and the journey towards ‘collective intelligence’ are now firmly on the …
When you meet someone who is endlessly curious about the world you quickly see a forensic energy at work – a drive to ask penetrating and constructive questions. They are always ‘self monitoring’ asking themselves …
With our polymath series we are sharing illustrations of how creative diverse interdisciplinary thinking has lead to so many great breakthroughs in the past. Our message is that as we enter the AI era it is …
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