20VC: Why AI Cannot Replace Humans in Enterprise | Why Work Processes Not Models Will Be The Most Valuable Asset in AI | Why Europe Has Lost and Building in the US vs EU with Daniel Dines, UiPath

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Why does Daniel Dines argue that AI can’t replace humans in enterprise work?

Daniel Dines 0:00
In my opinion, even the labs in China that are building AI right now, I would classify them as good guys. I've never hidden from my employees that there will be a transformation. Jensen is bound by the success of open source. Models are interchangeable, but the workflow, the map of work and the workflows around the map of work is where the the real value is.
Harry Stebbings 0:24
This is 20 VC with me, Harry Stebbings. Now, joining me in the Hot Seat today is one of my dearest friends and one of the greatest founders of the last decade, Daniel Dines, founder and CEO of UiPoth. And today we discussed the biggest questions. What on earth does pacing the frontier mean? Is it even possible? Will we replace humans with AI? What happens to the pipeline of talent if it narrows down and we have fewer and fewer juniors? What about human confidence? Consciousness, if we have recursive superintelligence really being as powerful as Frontier model providers say, this is a truth-telling myth busting conversation if I can get myth busting out. And it's just a fantastic discussion between two old friends on what no one is talking about, but everyone needs to know in the world of AI today.
Harry Stebbings 1:08
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Harry Stebbings 1:57
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Harry Stebbings 2:46
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Harry Stebbings 3:30
Build your next thing at base44.com. That's base44.com. You have now arrived at your destination. Daniel, dude, it is so good to have you in the hot seat. I have been looking forward to this one. So thank you so much. Likewise, dude.
Daniel Dines 3:46
Good. It's always a pleasure to be here and it's the I think the hottest moment in technology. So I'm very excited to talk to you and get your perspective also on a lot of topics.
Harry Stebbings 3:57
I d it really is the most wild time right now. And so I wanna start. You've written a book. A lot of people write books d with the greatest of respects, you and my friend, like care deeply about you.

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