Will AI take your job?
Amidst AI's rise and concerns about job displacement, students and professionals are increasingly turning to meditation for clarity and intuition. As AI automates tasks, the focus shifts towards cultivating uniquely human qualities like inner balance and potential. This pursuit of human capabilities becomes essential in navigating the evolving technological landscape.
(Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this column are that of the writer. The facts and opinions expressed here do not reflect the views of www.economictimes.com .)
When Sam Altman , the CEO of Open AI , warned in 2023 that AI could 'cause significant harm to the world', it wasn't just lawmakers who took notice. Students, engineers and fresh graduates flooded Google with searches like 'Will AI take over my job?' and 'Is coding still relevant?'Meditation sessions at IITs, B-schools and startup hubs garner interest as tools for clarity and balance in a tech-saturated world, and as Gen Z wishes to develop what AI lacks: intuition.Steve Jobs once said, 'Intuition is more powerful than intellect.' Intuition, sharpened through stillness, can give us the cutting edge. Meditation is becoming our career armour. IT giants enable employees to work with AI, but some leaders recommend a parallel shift, teaching employees to stay focused and centred. Inner balance might be tomorrow's main skill.AI may automate tasks, but it can't automate you. Each of us is a unique, carefully designed program of nature, whose innate potential and abilities extend far beyond the capabilities of mere machines. The real revolution? Discovering true human potential.In the movie 'Her', a man falls in love with an AI voice. It is an indication of where we are heading. We must pause and choose how to equip ourselves in the AI era.
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