About this episode

This episode discusses the knowledge crisis in the printing industry and the role of AI in preserving human expertise.

This episode of the Broadcast explores a growing knowledge crisis in the printing industry: as experienced press operators and OEM experts retire, they take decades of undocumented, judgment-based knowledge with them — knowledge that AI can't learn from if it was never captured. Amy Servi-Bonner, vice president of PRINTING AI argues that AI isn't a threat to human expertise; it's the only way to preserve it.

People in this episode

Guest: Amy Servi-Bonner

Topics covered

• AI in printing
• knowledge crisis
• expertise preservation
• retirement of press operators
• undocumented knowledge

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Organizations: PRINTING AI

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