Tim Davies and Speaker A ask what humans do that AI cannot. They argue the answer matters for building work where humans and AI actually complement each other, not compete. The conversation moves from Industry 4.0 to 5.0 and what comes next as AI reshapes work itself.
In AI era, are there any tasks that cannot be done by human being? And if we can identify any of those, what differences the human can make?
So regardless whether they cannot be done by a human as opposed to which ones could be done by an AI.
Yeah. And how we can co-create those opportunities is a big question, I think. Well, which opens up, you know, a series of many other questions, which I think probably that's why we are in this sort of, you know, movements, whether we can call it Industry 4.0 shifting into Industry 5.0. And then also what could happen after that and how do we call it? Is it Industry 6.0 or could it be—
Does it matter what the name is if there's an awful lot of people that aren't needed for the jobs that they used to Day.
EP 60: Why Founders Become the Bottleneck — And How AI Changes Everything | Thea Brook
