Grigoriy Dobryakov – IT+AI Blog
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The myth that clients can’t use AI as well as you do rests on one assumption: that AI is an extension of your hands. It isn’t. The person who beats you isn’t using it for execution — they’re using it for judgment.
While everyone panics about finding a stable earning strategy in the age of AI — which I haven't seen work reliably yet — I keep running into one assumption I keep seeing. Generalized, it sounds like this:
"The client won't be able to use AI as professionally as a professional. As me."
The weak point in this argument is this: Here is the issue. It depends on one question.
Continue reading “You’re Not Competing With Another Practitioner. You’re Competing With the Model.”
The word «must» in «AI can execute, but judgment must stay human» is not a law of nature. It’s a doctrine protecting a comfortable seat.
People often say this as if it were self-evident:
— AI can be an excellent executor, but judgment about the result must stay with a human!
It sounds confident and tidy. And every time I hear it, the same question surfaces: why, exactly, must?
Continue reading “«Judgment Must Stay Human» — Or Are You Just Guarding Your Chair?”
