Good afternoon, Just saw this post from World Economic Forum 🎯 Stanford HAI professor Erik Brynjolfsson discusses how #AI is reshaping automation, productivity, and our societies. He highlights that instead of trying to make AI imitate humans perfectly (the so-called Turing Test), we should focus on AI doing new things that humans aren’t good at—while humans continue to leverage our unique strengths, like empathy, creativity, and collaboration. There’s a growing gap between technological capabilities and our understanding of their societal impacts. Closing this gap with research in economics, sociology, and public policy is crucial, because it’s where both the biggest challenges and opportunities of the next decade lie. Brynjolfsson also points out the productivity J-curve: implementing AI may temporarily slow productivity as organizations adapt and reskill, but once processes are optimized, a strong productivity takeoff follows. The key message: AI isn’t deterministic. Its impact depends on the choices we make. Policymakers and leaders must define values and goals to steer AI toward more productivity, shared prosperity, and positive societal outcomes. Ricardo #GenAI #TuringTest #Technology #FutureOfWork #Innovation #DigitalTransformation #Adaptability #Collaboration #Resilience #ProjectManagement #ThoughtLeadership #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #AITrends #AIProjectManagement #PMBOK #PMP #PMPCertification #ProjectManagementTools #PMPExam #PortfolioManagement #ConstructionEngineering