A speaker warns that rushing into AI without considering human impact could harm future workers and society. He argues for moving beyond data-focused decisions to ask how technology will actually affect people, and calls for a human-centered approach to the changes ahead.
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How do I empower the people that are coming next? How do I empower them to be better with what's coming in technology? Because that honestly is my biggest fear, that we are making rash decisions. I mean, digitization is a given. AI is a given. It will change our world in ways that we cannot imagine right now. But we have to train up as humans to be able to think ahead and to look at a bigger picture. You know, what are the unintended consequences possibly? And we need to be also in a state of mind where we say, what does that mean for the next generation? And, you know, to just bring it to more of a micro level, what does that mean to my fellow workers or to our customers? You know, we need to ask bigger questions because what we are designing here is touching humans in ways that may change their lives. So we cannot look at IT simply as data and bits and bytes.