AI Won’t Replace Human Judgm ent — It Raises the Bar for It

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Recorded19 Feb 2026

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In this episode, we tackle one of the biggest misconceptions in business today: that AI is here to replace human judgment. Research shows the opposite is true. As artificial intelligence becomes more capable, the human role becomes more essential—especially in meaning-making, ethical decision-making, emotional navigation, and elevating the overall experience. AI contributes speed, scale, and intelligence. Humans bring interpretation, values, and empathy. Looking ahead to 2026, the organizations that succeed won’t be the most automated. They’ll be the most augmented—using AI to enhance human judgment rather than replace it. To learn more about Joseph, please contact him at josephmichelli.com/contact.

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