What AI will never replicate: The Humics
Pascal BORNET
Award-winning AI & Automation Expert, 20+ years | Agentic AI Pioneer | Keynote Speaker, Influencer & Best-Selling Author | Forbes Tech Council | 2 million+ followers | Thrive in the age of AI and become IRREPLACEABLE ??
The article below is based on my new book: IRREPLACEABLE.
What are the Humics?
Humics is a contraction of "uniquely human abilities." It is always written with a capital "H" to highlight our Human essence. But what exactly makes Humans so special?
To answer this question, look to children. They are the purest version of ourselves. They embody innate traits that evolution has refined over millions of years, setting us apart from other species.
In the playground, children exhibit three key abilities:
These innate abilities - genuine creativity, critical thinking, and social authenticity - are the cornerstones of our humanity.
Is the concept of Humics a recent development?
The idea of Humics is far from new. Thousands of years ago, Aristotle, a seminal figure in Western philosophy, recognized certain uniquely human abilities—similar to what we identify today as genuine creativity, critical thinking, and social abilities—as crucial for attaining "Eudaimonia," or a flourishing life.
For Aristotle, these inherent qualities were virtues that, when nurtured, led to the highest form of human excellence and well-being. He posited that living in harmony with these virtues allows individuals to realize their potential, discover meaning in their lives, and maintain harmonious relationships with others.
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What makes the Humics so special?
The Humics are intimately connected with our deepest selves, our personal narratives, individual traits, our emotions, and particularly, with love. Love is essential in reinforcing and positively steering these abilities.
For example, love fuels our creativity by inspiring us to articulate our emotions, experiences, and visions in creative ways. Love drives us toward values like justice, fairness, and understanding, influencing our decisions to prioritize the well-being and happiness of others. Through love, we also enhance our ability to listen attentively, communicate effectively, and extend support and compassion to those around us.
In our era of artificial intelligence, why is it important to know about the Humics?
In an era of artificial intelligence, these abilities offer us four crucial advantages:
The Humics are remarkable. Although we are born with the Humics, they have the incredible power to be cultivated and developed throughout our lives. To succeed in our AI present and future, we need to master them to a whole new level.
The concept of the Humics is one of the central components of the IRREPLACEABLE approach. Stay tuned. Over the coming weeks, through this newsletter, I will unfold each of these secrets, providing actionable strategies so that each of us can create higher value and help build a more human world with AI.
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---Pascal
Assistant Professor at Worcester Polytechnic Institute
6 个月Very interesting discussion. I’m looking forward to more! I’m curious about the description at the beginning—children indeed display unique human abilities, but shouldn’t there be even more, or perhaps different, unique abilities that adults possess, which are also beyond AI’s reach?"
Automation Expert & AI Educator | Director at NPower | Empowering Nonprofits & Organizations with AI Efficiency
6 个月AI is not supposed to replace humans it is helping us evolve! Human Loop!
Great insights, Pascal BORNETPascal! Thank you for sharing such important information.
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6 个月Nice article Pascal BORNET but Nowadays kids are too busy to using digital gadgets this eventually killing the Himics (Their ability to creative new things and collaborating with others ) There is lot of research happens for every video ., music and attractive colours are added based on the kids mind to pay attention ., So digital gadgets killing the kids mind ??
Former Dean and presently Professor at Faculty of Media and Mass Communication at University Of Central Punjab
6 个月Love this