A short interview-style conversation exploring where humans will fit as AI systems grow more capable over the next 5–10 years. The speakers frame AI primarily as a human-created tool that will be refined over time, and note that human biases and insecurities may be reflected in the systems.
Fast forwarding five, 10 years, where does that leave humans? Because I actually think we might even get to a point with a lot of these AI systems and agents that they'll move up that chain and do more and more of that higher level thinking. So, you know, this is obviously a very philosophical theoretical question, but like, where does that leave humans five to ten years from now?
I mean, if I had my crystal ball, I'm going to polish that and give you an answer. But I think probably like 99% of the time I'll be wrong as well. So I'll do my best and try to answer this question. But the way I think about this is so first and foremost, it's a tool and humans have created the tool. Humans will continue to refine the tool. Our biases, our insecurities, all of the things that we stand for will actually seep into the tool as well.
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