Ciao, questo articolo mi sembra interessante. In quale misura affidarsi troppo alla AI per svolgere dei compiti può portare a una speciedi analfabetismo di ritorno, per cui si tende a perdere competenze che si credevano ormai acquisite? "The accountants were not concerned about outsourcing their thinking to the software, since it operated almost flawlessly. In other words, they fell prey to “automation complacency”: the assumption that “all is well” while ignoring potential risks. This had three major consequences: they lost their awareness of what automation was doing; they lost the incentive to maintain and update relevant knowledge (such as tax legislation), because the vendor and software did that for them; as the software was reliable, they no longer bothered to check the outgoing reports for accuracy."
Il pezzo completo è qui: https://theconversation.com/what-happens-when-we-outsource-boring-but-important-work-to-ai-research-shows-we-forget-how-to-do-it-ourselves-223981 Buon martedì. Federico http://www.forbes.com/sites/federicoguerrini/ https://reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/our-research/newsroom-curators-and-independent-storytellers-content-curation-new-form-journalism My latest book: Content Curation (Italian): http://www.amazon.it/Content-Curation-Federico-Guerrini/dp/8820366126
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