Malcolm Gladwell once taught us that outliers—those rare individuals or moments—often hold the key to understanding the world. In the realm of artificial intelligence (AI), we’re at a curious outlier moment ourselves. AI can mimic human speech, recognize faces, and automate tasks once reserved for the elite. Yet, it stumbles where humans soar: in creativity, intuition, and ethical judgment. Drawing from my journey as co-founder of hubub, an AI-driven concierge service, and insights from Robert J. Marks II’s Non-Computable You, I’ve come to see AI not as a replacement for humanity but as a mirror—one that reflects both our potential and our uniqueness. Let me take you on a story that weaves together history, science, and a few paradoxes to explore...
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