Something for the weekend - who needs experts when you have AI? Something to think about...while we still can
AI is re-shaping cognitive work, we are told – and we can see the evidence for this accumulating around us. On LinkedIn this week, for example, several tech leaders were claiming that reading books and reports yourself is pointless drudgery: why not just get AI to summarize the findings for you? Take that one step further - why bother learning things for yourself at all?
But in many enterprises, HR development has treated this transformation – one that often fails to demonstrate a measurable ROI – as an organizational training challenge, leaving the “collective re-generation of professional expertise unexamined”.
That’s the startling conclusion of a new academic report The Tragedy of the Cognitive Commons: How AI Could Disrupt the Regeneration of Professional Expertise, by Nolan Lovett, an Education Research Analyst for NATO. The result is a world in which the expertise to check, analyze, and correct an AI’s...
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