Computers are helpful when looking for answers to questions. But it is of no help when questioning answers or searching for questions.
Therefore, the first question we should ask is ‘What is the question?’
Many people are concerned about future uncertainties related to technological advances, especially in the field of artificial intelligence. More and more people are confused about what the future holds for their jobs and their children’s jobs.
Richard Watson, the famous futurist. Above all, he said, digital transformation will continue because we are obsessed with a trinity of speed, convenience and efficiency that is far from sacred.
“Only individuals and institutions that are tolerant, tactful, and focused on what humans do well can survive the uncertainty and chaos that such a future entails. Furthermore, if you want to live well in such a future, don’t fight the intelligence of machines, but use it to your advantage. Should be.”
- Focus on what humans are good at.
- Don’t fight the machine’s intelligence, use it to your advantage.
Keeping these two things in mind will help you to survive and live well in a future full of uncertainty.
Watson also said that computers are helpful when looking for answers to questions, but are not helpful when questioning answers or finding questions. The first question we should ask is, ‘What is the question?’
The importance of the question… Where would it be in this field? More important than seeking an answer, it is ‘What is the question?’
What is the ‘Right question’ I should ask?
“If I had an hour to solve a problem and my life depended on it, I would use the first 55 minutes determining the proper question to ask, for once I know the proper question, I could solve the problem in less than five minutes.” – Albert Einstein –