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What should humans do when AI can do almost everything?
Uploaded 12-03-26
AI tools can now generate text, images, code, music, and ideas at astonishing speed. If machines are getting better at producing answers, what will humans still be good for?
In this video, I walk through six human abilities that become more valuable — not less — in the age of AI:
- Asking better questions
- Developing good taste
- Iterating relentlessly
- Composing ideas into something meaningful
- Allocating human and machine talent
- Acting with integrity
These aren’t technical skills. They’re ways of thinking and behaving that help humans stay valuable, creative, and effective in a world of increasingly powerful machines.
This framework builds on ideas I began exploring more than twenty years ago in A Whole New Mind — updated for the age of AI.
When the world gets more artificial, we need to get more human.
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