The AI expertise paradox: Why being a specialist isn't enough With Philippe Ensarguet at Orange

The AI expertise paradox: Why being a specialist isn't enough With Philippe Ensarguet at Orange

In this second Sparring Partners with Philippe Ensarguet, VP Software Engineering and Orange Fellow at Orange, we talked about how human can remain relevant when AI is much better than us at crunching data, finding answers and running networks. Networks will change, but we have to change too. By 2030, human experts will no longer be knowledge providers and sense makers. They will have to learn to act as a wisdom compass.

We will all need to shift from accumulating knowledge towards using soft-skills, intuition, and strategic insight. We need to move from treating AI models as tools to making them our teammates. We need to learn-to-learn how to operate in a fundamentally new environment if we want to still matter—and have a job.

Dig deeper with Philippe’s Crafting our expertise slide deck or read his articles on LinkedIn

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