Several times I have experienced and shared here, how the interaction with AI s has not only accelerated but certainly changed how I tackle tasks, research and as such also come to conclusions. Machines offer more than just speed and efficiency—they provide us with the chance to improve our decision-making.
AI is at its best when it acts as a partner, not a replacement. It should support and strengthen our abilities, processing data, spotting patterns, and offering insights that help us make better decisions. However, the final call should always be ours, especially in areas where ethics and understanding play a crucial role.
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
When facing complex decisions, AI can guide us with data-driven insights and a vast repository at its "fingertips" of stored knowledge. As such, it would be a good choice in decision making (I come back to the movie Colossus: The forbin project). However just having facts, does not mean to understand the truth. And now about wisdom: one definition might be: Wisdom is the ability to apply knowledge and experience in a practical, thoughtful manner, enabling sound judgment and decision-making in complex situations. That also however indicates the limits of AI: Choices need a deep understanding and value-based thinking that AI doesn't have.
AI’s value is highest when it’s balanced with our insights, making sure technology serves our needs without overshadowing our judgment.
