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While the past favored those who could retain and process information efficiently, the future belongs to those who can imagine a better world and work with others to make it happen.
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Guillaume Decugis's insight:
Very inspiring piece which reminds me of the Humanrithm concept we developed at Scoop.it: as technology develops, humans have to adapt.
As great content curators show, when filtering is a process that can be automated, two things happen:
- success comes by using a combination of automation and human judgement (like the amateur chess players who beat the supercomputer in the article)
- there is a shift of value towards building meaningful connexions around content with a human touch.
Messages for all of us humans?
Don't try to be a robot but focus on what makes us humans: relationships. Let's build our communities of interest!
Natural leaders empower others!
While I understand some people wish everything was a computer. The vast majority of humans need a physical and emotional connection...something "artificial intelligence" cannot give you.
I believe that we have to recenter the human machine relationship, and this must be done from school, letting young kids learn that they control the machine, and not the other way round.
Computational thinking and critical thinking are for humans.