Human above AI
summary
Argues humans must stay in control as AI adoption jumps from 44% to 55% in one year (a 10% increase) and agent systems start making choices like booking restaurants and ordering wine. Describes a 2-minute human-sharing exercise, a failed multi‑million project that collapsed for skipping awareness in ADKAR change management, and concrete policies: establish human-only zones, run teach values before prompt sessions, require AI literacy, and mandate human-in-the-loop decision points so agents assist but do not decide alone.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:42Human moments over tech
- 4:11Humans not machines
- 7:04AI as cultural extension
- 10:59Compassion and context
- 13:31AI adoption pitfalls
- 16:41Human-only zones
- 18:44Preserve human values
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