Dietmar Fischer

That is too simple and frankly, a bit lazy.

The more useful idea is human taste plus machine speed.

AI can produce options quickly.

Humans decide what is meaningful.

AI can create a first draft.

Humans protect the final standard.

AI can reduce drudgery.

Humans decide what should never be automated.

So when you hear the word robot, do not only think of science fiction.

Think of labor.

Think of the tasks humans want to hand over.

Think of the promise of freedom from boring work.

Then think of the responsibility that remains, because machines may do more of the work.

But humans still carry the meaning, the judgment, and the consequences.

Keep the human in the loop.

Carol Chapek gave us a chilling line in RUR, human beings were not needed to do the work of the world.

That is the sentence to carry with you today.

Not because AI is about to march into the office wearing metal boots and demand your chair.

Chairs are still safe for now, but because the real question is not whether machines can do more work.

They can.