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Reading, writing, memorizing, and perhaps even… thinking—are we at risk of slowly "delegating" all these skills to increasingly advanced technologies? And if so, what comes next? How can we protect ourselves from losing fundamental competencies? Or perhaps we can let go of some of them without regret, acquiring new ones instead? We raise all these questions today with the sense that change is inevitable, but its direction is not necessarily known. In the next episode of the "Company that Supports" series on development in the age of AI, the risks of deskilling, and the technological revolution, Dr. Ewa Hartman talks to Dr. hab. Bartosz Żukowski, professor at the University of Łódź, a philosopher, cognitive scientist, and researcher of the human mind.
- 00:00:00 Introduction
- 00:03:30 Upskilling and deskilling
- 00:06:30 Deskilling - not such a new phenomenon
- 00:09:00 AI and soft vs. hard deskilling
- 00:13:30 Risks of hard deskilling
- 00:15:15 Challenges of soft deskilling
- 00:20:30 How is AI changing our thinking about work?
- 00:25:00 AI, learning, and understanding
- 00:34:50 Motivation for development
- 00:39:20 Educators in a new role
- 00:50:20 How will AI change the hierarchy of competencies?
More at https://multi.life/rozwoj-zespolu
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