The Future of Human Work: Finding Our Place in the Age of AI
The explosive rise of ChatGPT at the beginning of 2023 marked, for the general public, the beginning of the generative artificial intelligence era. Within just two months of its launch, the system had reached an estimated 100 million monthly active users [1], despite still displaying obvious limitations. It fabricated information, made mistakes, and often sounded far more confident than it should have. Yet it was already clear that this was more than a technological curiosity. For the first time, millions of people could interact with a machine capable of writing, summarizing, translating, programming, and producing solutions within seconds. In the years that followed, these systems improved rapidly and began working with images, audio, and video as well. What initially looked like an impressive demonstration gradually entered everyday working life. And as machines became more capable, people became increasingly disoriented.
I first became fully aware of this during an activity with...
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