According to many, AI is—or will be—a great tool for everyone. It is especially well-suited to sift through mounds of data and come up with a viable solution/suggestions, saving people and companies large amounts of time, money, and effort. While AI can deliver exceptional benefits, it also represents profound risks. We need to strike a balance between AI-assisted decision-making and human input. If we don’t, we’ll lose the ability to question everything as well as our most important capability, creativity, which is especially important in the M&E industry; critical-thinking ability; and good old intuition, that gut feeling as to whether the solution and work done is correct or the best that can be done.
AI offers unique skills, as do humans. AI can be most effective when there’s human involvement.
