Words of wisdom from a great author👴: "[Artificial Intelligence] is only a tool after all, which can help humanity progress faster by taking some of the burdens of calculations and interpretations off its back... I notice that capable [individuals] are still at a premium in our society; we still need the [person] who is intelligent enough to think of the proper questions to ask."

At first glance, one might think that such phrases could only have been written within the last couple of years; however, other than those words in brackets (I've replaced "Machine" with "AI", and "men" with "people") they come directly from Isaac Asimov's short story "The Evitable Conflict" (1950). It's amazing how much they align with current developments! As we navigate the expanding possibilities of AI, these reflections from the past become a guiding light for our current efforts to harmonize technology with human values. Long story short, as Paul Daugherty also points out in his book "Radically Human", the future remains very much human-centric.