Brooke McNamara
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 22 Jul
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So we have the human intelligence, we have the artificial intelligence.
And the idea is if we look for
First, we're more likely to find something that maybe the AI is going to miss.
But if we just look at what the AI says, we might not see what we would have caught before.
So there's that concern.
And people very much differ in how much they are biased towards leaning on an AI versus not.
So there's some people who get complacent when an AI is available.
There's some
Some work that suggests, and this is in aviation and automation in general, that once a system is about 70% accurate, people tend to just rely on it.
And 70% is still leaving a lot on the table.
Absolutely, in some ways.
It's hard to say what that proportion or ratio is, what is going to be more upskilling compared to less de-skilling.
Certainly it's going to be the case that people will be able to not spend their time on the tedium and might be able to learn new skills that they're more interested in.
It's also probably going to be the case that people will lose skills and
As a society, we might be okay with losing those skills.
Which one is going to be greater is hard to know.
We certainly hope as a society moving forward that it's going to be greater the upskilling than the de skilling, but it's a bit early to tell.
Well, I think we're going to end up doing both.
Um, lots of things will improve, as as usually is the case when we have a new technology.
We will certainly lose some skills that as a society we might be okay with losing, or as an individual, we we might be okay losing.
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