Executive Intelligence podcast - Daniel Dines, UiPath's CEO, on identity, consequences, and the work AI cannot carry
When I last hosted Daniel Dines on the Executive Intelligence podcast, he had plenty to share about his perspective as a founder relishing the finer details of engineering, just as much as how it translates to the boardroom. One year later, Dines has spent the summer serializing a book on Substack about identity, consequence, and what an enterprise still needs from people once the machines can do more of the visible work. He was quoting Harry G. Frankfurt, a philosopher best known for his hierarchical theory of the will, and during the recording, he elaborated on his thinking around one of his core arguments.
The book, The Work That Remains, is a little different from the usual fare you might expect from an enterprise tech founder. It explores the theory of the self, the Kantian question of when a person becomes a means to an end, and what we...
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