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AI's Biggest Unlock Isn't Productivity. It's Access to Expertise
What happened
The article argues that the biggest potential of AI lies not in increasing productivity, but in providing access to expertise. This means AI can connect people with the knowledge and skills of experts, regardless of their location or background. This has the potential to democratize access to education and skills, bridging the gap between those with and without access to resources.
Why it matters
This shift in focus could lead to a more equitable and inclusive AI industry, where AI is used to amplify human potential rather than just automating tasks.
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