re:publica Vienna: THE HUMAN AI - WHO WE MUST BE WHEN MACHINES GET BETTER AND BETTER - ALI MAHLODJI

Artificial intelligence is currently changing not only our work, our education, and our economy. It is also changing our image of humanity. When machines can write, calculate, plan, analyze, and decide, an old question becomes new again: What do we have left? And more importantly: What do we make of it? Ali Mahlodji shifts the debate in his keynote. He does not talk about AI as a technical tool, but about what he calls "human AI": our creative, childlike, physical, and collective intelligence. These are the abilities that do not operate at the push of a button but determine whether we merely react or consciously shape in a time of acceleration. Because perhaps the real challenge is not keeping pace with machines. Maybe it’s about not forgetting what humans can do when they listen to each other, learn, doubt, cooperate, and take responsibility. What story of humanity do we want to write? How do we stay true to ourselves when technology takes over more and more? And how do we create a digital society that makes humans not smaller, but greater?