Theodora Lau

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A question for the weekend.

How might our relationship with technology change if we prioritized 'human agency' over 'algorithmic efficiency' — about who controls the narrative and who simply follows the prompts?

We are at a crossroads, and the path we choose now will define the next decade of digital life.

Building an AI strategy is like planting a garden. The models are the seeds. The infrastructure is the soil.

But the harvest depends on the climate we create.

Who decides which seeds are planted? Who ensures the soil isn't toxic? What happens when the harvest fails? These are the questions that keep me up at night, far more than the speed of the chips or the size of the context window.

While the industry is obsessed with 'faster' and 'bigger,' I am looking for 'better' and 'fairer.'

Inspired by a recent conversation on the intersection of ethics and automation.

#AI #Ethics #DigitalTransformation

🤖 While automation is inevitable, human oversight is a choice. We must design for accountability from day one.

🫶 Can we build systems that empower the many rather than the few? This is the central challenge of the Agent Economy.

If these thoughts resonate, I’d love to hear your perspective in the comments.

Happy Saturday!

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