“It’s just another tool”

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Summary

作者针对会议上‘AI只是又一个工具’及‘AI没有判断力’等流行观点提出反驳,认为AI在写作、情绪稳定性和风险识别上已超越大多数人类,质疑行业资深人士对AI取代非AI工作者的低估。

I recently attended a conference with a really senior global consultant doing the keynote. “AI-enabled workers will replace non-AI workers” and “AI has no judgement” I am scheduled to speak at another conference and some of the other panelists are saying things like “AI is just another tool… like email.” How shocked are these folks going to be? Also, in my experience the average human has “no judgement” … and in fact, AI writes better than most humans, is less emotionally friable, and actually can issue spot across a wider range of risks than even the best humans.
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