He predicts a shift in work norms, where AI-powered augmentation becomes the norm, transforming the nature of jobs and empowering individuals to focus on strategic, creative endeavors.
“I’m not dystopian—at all. I think the high side of what is available outweighs the other things,” he said. “We’re going to eradicate disease and poverty.”
“On the other side of the disruption could be a utopia,” Copps said.
Amidst the uncertainties, Copps remains optimistic about humanity’s ability to adapt and innovate. He envisions a future where AI dissolves into the fabric of society, enhancing our lives and driving us toward a utopian future.
As the conference date approaches, the anticipation grows for what promises to be a defining moment in shaping our understanding of AI’s potential.
The “Future of AI” conference is more than a gathering; it’s a collective step towards understanding, embracing, and harnessing AI’s transformative power.
Registration is open for the half-day September 5 Future of AI summit at the George W. Bush Presidential Library. Tickets are limited, and a waitlist will be in place.
