OpenAI CFO: As AI commoditizes "intelligence," "judgment" will become a company's most scarce core asset.
OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar stated in a podcast interview on September 10 that as AI progresses from mere "reasoning" to "autonomous action," and as "intelligence" increasingly becomes a commodity, "judgment" will emerge as the most scarce core asset for humans and businesses in the future. She emphasized that AI cannot replace how humans interact with each other and the judgments they make.
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