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A new MIT study shows again that AI is not a panacea for stalled revenue or lost competitiveness, as some have claimed. This paired with IBM’s recent CEO Study, shows a clear message is emerging to the myriad stakeholders in enterprise AI; whilst generative AI has become a strategic
The idea that technology should amplify, not substitute, human intelligence isn't new. It was first proposed in 1960 by American psychologist and computer scientist J.C.R. Licklider in his seminal paper “Man-Computer Symbiosis”. Licklider envisioned a future in which humans and machines would form close working partnerships,
The term “Augmented Intelligence” may sound like just another tech buzzword, but its origins speak to something deeper: a belief that AI should amplify human capabilities, not replace them. The concept is about using AI to support and enhance human expertise. It's not about handing over control, but