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It’s not just about what AI can’t do. It’s also about what humans need.

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By Ryan Roslansky, Aneesh Raman
| The Business Times (Singapore) Verified
Rather than race to automate everything, we should be deliberate about when and how we engage with the technology Add BT as a preferred source In the AI age, being entrepreneurial could mean using the technology to free up time for what only humans can do. PHOTO: PIXABAY THE hierarchy we’ve lived with for generations is getting upended before our eyes.
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问题的关键，不仅是人工智能做不到什么，更是人类需要什么

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By Ryan Roslansky, Aneesh Raman
| The Business Times (Singapore) Verified
我们不应盲目地追求一切自动化，而应深思熟虑地决定何时以及如何运用这项技术 Add BT as a preferred source 在人工智能时代，拥有创业家精神或许意味着利用科技解放时间，专注于只有人类才能完成的工作。 图片来源：PIXABAY 我们沿袭了数代人的社会层级结构，如今正在我们眼前被颠覆。 事实证明，那些需要人类在场、结合情境做出判断以及维系人际关系的工作，恰恰是人工智能（AI）无法复制的——无论是诊断神秘漏水点的水管工，安抚受惊患者的护士，还是察言观色并相应调整课程的教师。 需要澄清的是，这并非意味着知识工作者将被淘汰。它关乎每一位工作者重新思考，其工作中的哪些部分需要人类的判断力，哪些则不需要；以及当人工智能接管了常规工作后，什么才是最重要的。 Ume Habiba 就是一个很好的例子。她的计算机科学背景远非无用武之地，只是她运用所学的方式与以往的教育不同。工程学所教授的严谨思维依然无比宝贵：如何将复杂问题分解为不同部分，如何系统性地思考，以及如何理解各部分之间的联系。然而，工作本身正在发生变革。...
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LinkedIn CEO: Young people 'can't afford to overlook' these 5 skills that AI can't replace

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By Ryan Roslansky, Aneesh Raman
| CNBC Verified
The future of work isn't a distant horizon is being built right now. Some are experimenting with AI, but most of us feel anxious, navigating rapid change with outdated playbooks. What many don't realize is that our uniquely human skills — the ones we rarely measure — are what make us irreplaceable. And in today's volatile job market, it's something young people especially can't afford to overlook.
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