Which human skill will never be replaced by AI?

Ali Gordon @ali_gordon

Creativity and empathy! I think Technology will continue to benefit mankind provided it doesn't replace these two things. If it does, well... who knows.

Rajesh Bhimani @rajesh_bhimani

Imagination

Saqib Ali @saqib_ali_

I think the compassion part and the non-rational decision making. Since AI is running on some patterns and algorithms it will always lack behind in the emotional intelligence part.

Karthik Tatikonda @karthik_tatikonda

LaunchPedia

All the best for the launch Lindsay 🎉

Muhammad Anees @m_anees

Agreed. Creativity and the Feelings.

Annie Chopra @annie_chopra

Edily

Creativity and critical thinking! I do believe that a humans ability to think critically will always be incredibly different to that of AI because we have personal anecdotes that serve us to make better decisions.

Victoriia Shymanska @victoriia_shymanska

Creativity and critical thinking

Lenny Jean @lenny_jeans

Creative thinking.

Chris Lester @chrislester

We’re toast. They can replace us in every way :(

Dec 22, 2023

R U S @r_u_s

The deeply human skills of empathy, creativity, emotional intelligence, and complex decision-making based on ethics and moral judgment are unlikely to be entirely replaced by AI. These uniquely human traits involve intricate nuances and understandings that go beyond the capabilities of artificial intelligence. Notified!

Travis White @travis_whitee

Agreed! Creativity is deeply rooted in our ability to interpret emotions, culture, and life experiences.

Tej Garikapati @tej_sai

Not really sure about that. Traditionally creative professions are the one's losing jobs to AI. Logo designers, writers, artists, poets, songwriters, painters not so much as people like authenticity, business plan generators, etc

Dec 22, 2023

Flora Diep @flora_diep

izTalk

Interpersonal skills rely on empathy and emotional intelligence. These're qualities that AI can struggle to mimic and will never truly possess.

Leonard Knauß @pixeleonard

PixelFree Studio

A lot of comments talk about AIs not being able to be creative, but I feel like when we look at the AIs we have right now, they can do creative tasks better than anything else. Even better than maths and logic. While this is counterintuitive to what we thought before we developed useful AIs, all information we have gathered since then indicates that AI is, for all intends and purposes, creative in a way that is similar to human creativity. A skill I think, and to a degree hope, AI will never have is the ability to feel. If we give artificial intelligences the ability to be happy or sad, we could enable them be great friends and therapists. But that would also be cruel, so I hope society will stay away from that untill we have a better of understanding of consciousness. What do you think? Am I missing something about creativity the other commenters have understood?