I don't think so! I think human beings will adapt. I think it's a time point in life, in history where there's a lot of change happening. But I think if you look back, there was the Industrial Revolution. People were doing a lot of manual work before that. When machines came, they switched into doing different things. And I think of AI is just a different kind of machine. I think we will adapt. Our children will adapt. I still don't think AI will rule in any way. We create AI as humans and I think we will just use it as another tool. And the way we go about life will just change. Since this interview will be published during CVPR, what is your final word for the community? My two cents would be: just enjoy what you're doing! Be passionate about knowledge, about learning. Be curious! Don't get overwhelmed with the plethora of information. I think the most important nuggets and the most important breakthroughs are few. And the rest of it is mostly incremental stuff. And it's more important to know the most important breakthroughs. Really, we are at a point in time and history where we have such an opportunity to make a change. We should all be really, really excited about what we have contributed to the world. And what opportunity we have to contribute further! 17 DAILY CVPR Sunday Shalini DeMello “I think human beings will adapt. I think it’s a time point in life, in history where there’s a lot of change happening…” “Be passionate about knowledge, about learning. Be curious! Don't get overwhelmed with the plethora of information!”
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