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Which human skill will never be replaced by AI?
My answer is creativity, and the ability to generate unique ideas.
What do you think?
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Elise
Yes, creativity, I agree with you!
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Creativity and imagination, that's for sure :) Imagination allows us to "exist" in past, present and future, visualize the different (and even the most impossible) scenarios, and so on. In my opinion, AI is still way too far from anything like that.
I think AI could replace us in all aspects including critical thinking, creativity and the ability to generate unique ideas.
@winstonzin Interesting perspective. Looking forward to seeing how technology evolves in the future. cheers.
@winstonzin @priyankamandal Yes man, we look forward to seeing that change in the near future!
I think AI still does not understand certain metaphors and hidden meanings of the content.
Good luck on your launch!
Empathy - although psychopaths don't have empathy, but they can fake it. That's one of the challenges with AI. At some point it may be hard for us to tell if it's faking it or not.
Not really sure about that.
Traditionally creative professions are the one's losing jobs to AI. Logo designers, writers, artists, poets, songwriters, painters not so much as people like authenticity, business plan generators, etc
Totally agree with you Lindsay. Creativity and the ability to generate unique ideas are human strengths that AI cannot replicate.
Imho, most skills are not discrete but are across a spectrum - like painting, chess, etc. In many of them, AI might be able to overshoot us and some of them may not. Further, for me, it is hard to make any predictions about the future when the key item in question (in this case AI) is still evolving leaps and bounds. The area where AI struggles in finding patterns across different domains or pulling parallels, but even that might change. I don't think I answered your question, but thought I will share my opinion anyway.