{"id":53522,"date":"2025-04-30T23:54:54","date_gmt":"2025-04-30T23:54:54","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/greenschoolsgreenfuture.org\/?p=53522"},"modified":"2025-08-13T20:10:51","modified_gmt":"2025-08-13T20:10:51","slug":"human-brain-advantage-over-ai","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/greenschoolsgreenfuture.org\/fr\/human-brain-advantage-over-ai\/","title":{"rendered":"Where The Human Brain (Still) Has An Edge Over AI"},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t
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*originally published in The Epoch Times*<\/em><\/p>

How curiosity, emotional intelligence, and the capacity to learn from mistakes could present an enduring advantage over AI.<\/strong><\/h2>

In 1928, the Scottish scientist Alexander Fleming returned from a two-week vacation and realized he had made a significant oversight. In his haste to leave for his holiday, he had left a messy pile of petri dishes on his workstation. As he began to dispose of the dishes, something unusual caught his eye: a mold had formed around the bacteria in one of the petri dishes.<\/p>

Upon closer examination, Fleming made a startling discovery. The mold wasn\u2019t just growing\u2014it was actively inhibiting the spread of the bacteria. This observation led Fleming to wonder if the mold could be used to fight infections. Over the following weeks, his experiments with this novel substance led to the development of penicillin, revolutionizing the treatment of infectious diseases, saving over 500 million lives over the past century.<\/p>

Penicillin\u2019s unlikely origin story holds a key insight into how human creativity may continue to flourish in the age of artificial intelligence. The past year has seen a surge of concern\u2014some might say bordering on hype or hysteria\u2014about AI\u2019s potential to take over many jobs. In January, for instance, the International Monetary Fund\u00a0reported<\/a>\u00a0that up to 40% of global jobs were at risk from AI. From cashiers to coders, workers across various sectors are being replaced by machines.<\/p>

This raises a critical question: If the computational powers of generative AI continue to grow, where does the human brain maintain an enduring advantage? The answer may lie in the 1928 story of Fleming\u2019s discovery: The human capacity to make and learn from mistakes is a fountain of innovation. \u201cDo not be afraid of mistakes,\u201d Fleming once said. \u201cFor without them, there can be no learning.\u201d<\/p>

Human fallibility, rather than being a liability, is an asset when it comes to creativity. It is our ability to embrace randomness, luck, and flexibility that often leads to breakthroughs. Fleming himself acknowledged this, saying, \u201cOne sometimes finds what one is not looking for. When I woke up just after dawn on Sept. 28, 1928, I certainly didn\u2019t plan to revolutionize all medicine by discovering the world\u2019s first antibiotic. But I guess that\u2019s exactly what I did.\u201d<\/p>

While AI excels in efficiency and computational power, humans are slow and sometimes inefficient processors of information. However, what we lack in speed, we gain in freedom\u2014the ability to disregard conventional wisdom in pursuit of originality.<\/p>

Consider a field like investing. There is no doubt that AI will become vastly more capable than any single individual in digesting and interpreting vast sums of industry and company data. And perhaps AI may react more rationally than a human during times of market volatility.<\/p>

But in investing\u2014as well as many other disciplines\u2014outperformance often relies on unconventional thinking and going against the grain. In fact, as AI tools make gathering consensus information and existing<\/em>\u00a0data more efficient, the role of human intuition could arguably become\u00a0increasingly<\/em>\u00a0important to outperform over the long-term.<\/p>

The same goes for another profession like reporting: While AI could make the journalistic research process more efficient, simply repackaging company press releases and compiling existing data won\u2019t earn any journalistic accolades. Spending time in person will often be necessary to get to the deeper roots of a story. Consider how an adept journalist (or even investor) might detect a nervous tick or read certain visual cues from a cagey CEO, which inspires them to dig further into a story.\u00a0Or perhaps how an in-person meeting with a source might make them feel comfortable enough to share sensitive information.<\/p>

Earlier this year,\u00a0I wrote an essay<\/a>\u00a0exploring the human and behavioral elements of both investing and journalism: \u201cThe best reporters and the best investors have a lot in common: a high threshold for pain, antisocial behavior, and a strong BS detector.\u201d In other words, human intuition will always play a critical role in understanding the deeper context of a situation.<\/p>

The importance of softer skills\u2014like compassion, emotional intelligence, cross-cultural sensitivity, and strategic thinking\u2014is increasing. At the very least, these skills will become ever rarer in a landscape dominated by AI-enabled systems. But AI-driven robots don\u2019t yet have the capacity to interpret complex social dynamics.<\/p>

In April, researchers at the University of Birmingham explored the nascent idea of \u201ccultural robotics.\u201d As the authors\u00a0write<\/a>, this idea \u201caims to design robots that can take into account the cultural background of the person they\u2019re talking to, and adjust their behavior accordingly.\u201d<\/p>

The authors cite studies exploring cultural differences regarding personal space, facial expressions, and other uniquely human elements of interpersonal relationships. \u201cDifferent cultures interpret facial expressions differently too,\u201d the authors note. \u201cOne study found that people are more able to understand a robot if it communicates using the facial expressions that they are familiar with.\u201d<\/p>

Right now, AI is trained on existing data culled from the internet, which means it pulls information from a biased (and culturally limited) viewpoint. \u201cBecause the internet is still predominantly English\u201459 per cent of all websites were in English as of January 2023\u2014LLMs are primarily trained on English text,\u201d\u00a0notes<\/a>\u00a0Vered Shwartz, an assistant professor of computer science at University of British Columbia. \u201cIn addition, the vast majority of the English text online comes from users based in the United States, home to 300 million English speakers.\u201d<\/p>

The stakes get even higher in a field like healthcare, where AI could potentially present a disruptive technological shift to the status quo. \u201cFrom the development of drugs and vaccines, to improving medical diagnosis and treatment, [AI is] being used in all stages of the value chain, boosting efficiencies across the overall healthcare system,\u201d the World Economic Forum\u00a0noted<\/a>\u00a0last June.<\/p>

And yet, despite the vast efficiencies and positive medical outcomes from integrating AI into healthcare, some of the most sensitive parts of the healthcare system depend on human, in-person relationships. A nuanced understanding of emotions\u2014i.e. emotional intelligence\u2014enables experienced medical professionals to provide patients and families with comfort.<\/p>

It\u2019s also a necessary component to establish trust that\u2019s so vital to the doctor-patient relationship.<\/p>

Healthcare is just one field where \u201csoft skills\u201d are still vastly more capable than AI. But taking an even wider view, consider concepts like art and happiness.<\/p>

On one hand, yes, an AI will be able to regurgitate vast quantities of information about the world\u2019s most famous artists or filmmakers. It will know every recipe for every dish ever made. And it will have the computational ability to have listened to all music ever recorded.<\/p>

But does it know what it feels like to tour the vast halls of the Louvre? Has AI ever experienced a homemade meal? Can it possibly know the joy and wonder of seeing a musician on stage perform a rock ballad before thousands of screaming fans?<\/p>

This is a key point, considering that several studies have linked happiness to an increased ability to generate new ideas and increase creativity.\u00a0Dr. Simone Ritter, who studies the relationship between the brain and human creativity, found in a 2017 study that listening to \u201chappy\u201d music can actually lead to more creative thinking. \u201cBeing in a positive mood facilitates flexible thinking and consequently leads to the production of unconventional or atypical ideas,\u201d Ritter\u00a0notes<\/a>.<\/p>

Back in 1928, when Alexander Fleming made his remarkable discovery, he did so as the result of a number of human-centric foibles. For those workers who are concerned about AI, the antidote is perhaps to lean into the traits that make us uniquely human. Continue to travel, continue to be curious about the world, continue to learn and fail, and continue to embrace the \u201csoft skills\u201d centered around developing emotional intelligence. The potential for profound human innovations\u2014from the Italian Renaissance to the invention of the internet\u2014were fueled by a blend of cultures and uniquely human experiences.<\/p>

This should give you an edge\u2014for now, at least.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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