AI and the Future of Human Capability with Srinivasa Ogireddy and Hitesh Dholakia at Cornerstone

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AI and the Future of Human Capability with Srinivasa Ogireddy and Hitesh Dholakia at Cornerstone

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The conversation explores the evolution of human innovation, focusing on how each technological advancement enhances human capabilities. It discusses the transition from the Industrial Revolution to the current era of AI, emphasizing the intellectual power that AI brings. The discussion also touches on the fear and adaptation associated with technological shifts, using historical examples to illustrate these points. Takeaways Innovation has always enhanced human capabilities. The Industrial Revolution added muscle power to humans. AI is now adding intellectual power to our capabilities. Historical fears of new technology are common. Horse carriage dealerships existed before cars became popular. Technological shifts can be both exciting and terrifying. Understanding technology is key to adaptation. People's reactions to new technology vary widely. The transition from horse carriages to cars illustrates adaptation. Fear of change is a natural human response. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Context Setting 01:08 Future of AI and User Adoption 04:34 Horse carriage dealerships existed 09:01 Cars fly by you at one point 15:54 You either love it or are terrified 22:14 Will you know innovation if you see it? 26:10 Adapt or die Keywords innovation, AI, human evolution, technology, adaptation, industrial revolution, intellectual power, fear of change, technology shift

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