The Jagged Edge: Why Working With AI Is the New Human Skill

About this episode

Wim Sweldens discusses the evolving relationship between humans and AI, emphasizing the importance of navigating AI's limitations.

Wim Sweldens has watched technology remake itself for forty years — Bell Labs, mobile networks, and now Kiswe, the interactive live-streaming company he co-founded. The last time he felt anything like this moment was 1991, when a colleague told him "everything that's not on the internet doesn't exist." His answer to this one is AIQ: a way of measuring not how smart AI is, but how well humans navigate its jagged edge — the boundary where a model brilliant at one task fails absurdly at a nearly...

People in this episode

Guest: Wim Sweldens

Topics covered

• AI navigation
• technology evolution
• interactive live-streaming
• human skills
• AIQ measurement

Keywords

• AI
• human skills
• technology
• live-streaming
• AIQ

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Kiswe, Bell Labs, mobile networks

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