
Gerd Leonhard
Futurist, Humanist, CEO of The Futures Agency
Gerd Leonhard is a futurist and a humanist, author of ‘Technology vs. Humanity’ and CEO of The Futures Agency.
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Will machines replace humans in the future worklife?
In this Futurebuilders podcast together with Gerd Leonhard and our daring host Teemu Uotila we will find out:
- Is it necessary for everyone to have a job in the future?
- Will machines replace humans?
- How can you prepare for future
worklife?
Podcast highlights
- 2:50 What is the difference between artificial intelligence and natural intelligence?
- 6:10 When AI reaches general intelligence things will get interesting and dangerous
- 8:30 Using machines changes the way we interact and by that they are changing our culture rapidly
- 10:25 The 7%-38%-55% rule of communication, do we destroy part of humanity while communicating via machines?
- 16:40 In ten years we might have a computers with unlimited processing power and then the machines can become something we don’t recognize today
- 19:25 We should not compete machines with logic but rather with creativity, understanding, compassion and anything that is not binary
- 23:08 What will happen when mundane jobs disappear and we can’t define ourselves through our work? Can we separate work from money?
- 29:55 One day we might have unlimited power and water supplies for everyone and that will chance the economic system
- 31:25 Vast knowledge does not make someone or something automatically a professional, we also need understanding to become experts in anything
- 33:21 Could we survive if we had the potential to become superhumans?
- 38:50 There is four important things we should be careful with in the future.
- 40:08 Who has the responsibility of the innovations impact - companies, government or individuals?
- 58:50 We should worry more about humanity than jobs
- 1:04:36 We will invent new jobs when we need them and when the opportunity knocks
The future is here tomorrow. Listen to Futurebuilders’ podcast with Gerd Leonhard today.