The River Does Not Wait | Akaassh Jatia | TEDxQuest International College
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Artificial intelligence is not waiting for us to catch up. In “The River Does Not Wait,” Akaassh Jatia uses the metaphor of a river and a raft to explore how we should approach the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence. Imagine yourself on a raft moving through a river. The current keeps moving forward, whether you paddle or not. You can choose to paddle, learn, adapt, and move with it or simply hold on and hope the river slows down. Akash challenges one of the most common narratives surrounding AI: that its greatest threat is that it will take away people's jobs. Instead, he argues that the greater risk may be falling behind by refusing to learn how to work alongside AI. As AI continues to evolve, the ability to adapt and incorporate AI into our skills and work may become increasingly important. He also challenges the perception that Nepal is inherently slow to adopt new technology. Drawing from the country's history of adapting to technological changes, he highlights Nepal's
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