Forbes October 25, 2024
Often, our technological threshold races too far ahead of our societal threshold. That’s when AI proponents need to step back and consider the human impact of their work.
That’s what’s happening today with artificial intelligence, according to Zack Kass, AI futurist and former head of go-to-market at OpenAI. Ultimately, AI, running in the background, will enable us to interact with machines and applications as easily as we interact with each other, he said, speaking at the recent Precisely conference in Philadelphia.
“My prediction is it gets weird before it gets great,” Kass said. “And we’re going to have to accept that. All progress has costs. But one of the most interesting things that we need to start preparing for in...
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