The Science of Personality Podcast
Skills Needed in an AI-Driven World
March 10, 202656 min · 10,231 words
Show notes
In the latest episode of The Science of Personality, Ryne and Blake talk about one of the top headlines in the media today that isn’t going anywhere in the foreseeable future: With the exponential proliferation of artificial intelligence and its impact on the global workforce, what skills will humans need to remain relevant and employed? Opinions vary on what that impact will look like.
Highlighted moments
it's going to create an actually a need sort of shockingly enough for a profession that's largely disappeared which is the profession of philosopher
“i don't think they're particularly innovative right so what happens is they draw from lots of pieces of information that are exist and make connections and put ideas together that can be seen as creative ideas but to me that doesn't make them particularly innovative”
“prudence is going to be less valuable in in this in this kind of uh agentic ai world and these sort of creativity kind of things are going to be more valuable”
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