AI in the Workspace: 'You Want to Keep Humans in the Loop'
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- AI will drive a productivity revolution that fundamentally disrupts the global economy. This exclusive Brainstorm briefing separates hype from reality to explain where AI will have the biggest impact and what that means for executives and policymakers.
Presenter: Erik Brynjolfsson, Jerry Yang and Akiko Yamazaki Professor; Senior Fellow and Director, Digital Economy Lab, Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI
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I have been involved in doing task analysis in companies for several decades. We found that a great many of the tasks have very explicit Dtandard Operating Procesures (SOPs) that keft little to nothing to the human processing the task. Many of these SOPs described many exceptions but they were also very explicit in the actions called for. What we were able to do is automate almost all the standard tasks in a business and segregate out the few that required human involvement.
We also found that many tasks existed only to meet the needs if another task only because a human was involved in the other task. Taking the human out of the other task eliminated for need for many tasks to be done at all. When we objectively analyze tasks we find very, very few that benefit from discretionary actions. Therefore almost no tasks really need humans. The question is whether we should only automate the 10 most frequent exceptions ir is it worth the time and cost to analyze and define the appropriate action for thousands of less frequent exceptions. Mavhine Learning is dramatically reducing the costs of analyizing and identifying best actions for the less frequent events.
It sounds like from your job experience, humans are essentially doing a job to just connect these tasks. "We also found that many tasks existed only to meet the needs if another task only because a human was involved in the other task," that's super interesting. So what's your opinion on a.i/automation in the next 7-10 years for corporate America. Do you think a.i will drastically reduce the workforce?
anyone else find bro to be superannoying?
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The thing with technology it makes big promises but there's always a gap between the promise and the delivered fact with AI that gap hasn't been measured yet.
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is he not working on Lag parameters ? I think he is also assuming the unchanged human behaviour.
Forget about human in the loop, I want to see human in the lead
You’re in charge if your finger is on the power button 🙏🏻
Human symbiosis With technology is the right way. Humans will do the 10% critical jobs while AI tools will do mundane 80% repeatable jobs
Nice talk but bad camera action