A speaker from Amazon Alexa, Microsoft, and IBM argues that AI amplifies human potential rather than stealing jobs. The critical skill isn't technical expertise but clarity of thought: knowing what you want and communicating it to a machine. She's keynoting the Mindvalley AI Summit.
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I'm so excited. I'm going to be one of the keynotes at the Mindvalley AI Summit coming up in just a couple of days. One thing that always comes to my mind is how do we get more people involved in artificial intelligence? And the number one misconception people have is that AI is technical, that it's going to be this technical solution that steals human potential. But in my experience at Amazon Alexa, Microsoft, IBM, my experience has actually shown me just the opposite, that AI has the ability to amplify human potential, has the ability to help us do things that we never thought was possible. But the most important skill in that is actually clarity of thought, knowing what you want and how you want it, and being able to tell a machine how it can help you do the things that you've only dreamed of. It is now a time. Now, today's the day. So sign up. I hope I'll see you there. Just a couple days away. I can't wait.