AI and the (hu) man: The role of people in a technology dominated world
We hear it every day: Artificial intelligence including generative AI is the biggest technological breakthrough of our age. Bigger than the internet and color TV.
The promises (and hype) are omnipresent, and there to be appear to be some slam-dunk use cases. But fewer are asking about its impact on humans, or paying attention to the real mistakes it makes. The lack of any regulatory framework has not helped.
Where do people fit? Do we still need coding and CDI professionals?
Brian Murphy thinks so. Download his thoughts and insights on what is certainly the biggest story of 2025.
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