CRAZYWorks
Crazy Might Work | Issue #13 | April 2023
“Artificial Intelligence is like a child with a calculator – brilliant at math but still needs help tying its shoes. Meanwhile, humans are just trying to remember where they left the calculator.”
– ChatGPT
When Peter Drucker coined the term ‘knowledge work’ to describe the emergence of jobs in which people were paid to “think for a living” he could not have foreseen that artificial intelligence would one day be able to perform the majority of that work. Here is what ChatGPT thinks about the role of human intelligence. Read the full article here.
What’s Burning You?
During pandemic lockdown, I would frequently find myself on the tenth video meeting of the day – fatigued, detached, and just plan out of juice. Whilst I didn’t know it at that time, it turns out that my foggy head was shared with 62% of workers in Australia who have reported experiencing some level of burnout. Medibank Private estimate that this silent epidemic is costing Australian business $14.81 billion per year in lost productivity and sick leave. At a more personal level, one of the first casualties of burnout is the skill that executives say that seek the most: Creativity.
– Image courtesy of DALL-E2
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