Harvard Business Review December 17, 2024
Marc Zao-Sanders

Summary: Gen AI has several attributes that humans lack. It’s always on. It boasts encyclopedic knowledge. It generates output instantly. It can scale endlessly. This new era of AI can feel intimidating for the limited, human life forms that created it. Humans now need to look harder to see where our unique value still lies. What tasks or skills might be difficult for AI for the foreseeable future? What moat can humans continue to own and defend? In this article, the author describes four strongholds...

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