What Should We Let Technology Decide for Us? | Raghvendra Kamarthi | TEDxCNS Pune Youth

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Every time we tap a button, make a payment, or open an app, technology makes a series of decisions behind the scenes. Most of the time, we never notice them. We simply expect everything to work. In this talk, Raghvendra Kamarthi explores how automation is changing the way we build and use technology. Drawing from his experience in cloud computing, platform engineering, and infrastructure automation, he explains why making systems faster and more efficient is only part of the challenge. Through a real-world example of an automated system repeatedly trying to fix the same problem, Raghvendra highlights an important lesson: automation can reduce human error, but it can also repeat mistakes at a scale and speed that people cannot easily control. As AI systems become increasingly capable of making decisions and taking action, he invites us to think beyond what technology can do and consider what it should do, where human judgment is needed, and who remains accountable for the outcome. His c

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