AI technology is evolving and is expected to automate numerous tasks, fundamentally changing human creativity and productivity. This democratization allows anyone to generate high-quality output across various fields, such as film and product design. However, with this disruption comes a polarized response; advocates promote the technology, while critics voice concerns. Amidst the fervor, balanced perspectives advocating for a human-centered approach struggle to be heard and are often dismissed by both extreme sides of the debate.
At the time of writing these lines, we have witnessed the resurgence of a technology that is not new, but rapidly evolving, which is predicted to automate multiple tasks.
AI is quickly democratising what before was considered the work of a well-formed elite in multiple areas of specialisation.
Nowadays, social networks, corporate statement releases, research papers and media outlets feel like ideological battlegrounds.
The voices aiming for the underrated middle ground of embracing the technology while keeping a human-centred approach get lost in the noise of fear, excitement, and greed.
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