The Most Comfortable Lie About AI
The Most Comfortable Lie About AI The most comfortable lie about AI is that it can never replace human empathy. It’s such a safe, nothing statement and it’s not even true. People are already forming emotional connections with AI. You can debate it, but it is happening. We have turned AI into a debate of slogans instead of a real conversation about the unknown. This week’s newsletter breaks down why that’s a problem and what leaders should focus on instead. Want to read the full article? Click Here!
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