We realized:

• Tension between practice and philosophy: three buckets (societal level/governance (rise of machines and democracy and world we live); applications of these machines (regulation; employment in the future); individual (how do we mobilize);
• Systematized the way we talk about human experience; we fall into the trap of assuming we can automate the human experience
• Regarding AI replacement of workers: Value is not the same as efficiency
• It's not about getting the work done, its about the experience of the human; What is the value of the work

We need to ask:

• "Embracing technology to unleash humanity" vs. "Embracing humanity to unleash technology"
• AI shapes the world we have vs. AI that shapes the world we want
• How do we define work? The task or the outcome or the process (i.e. the human elements)
• Integrity: How do we preserve this in a world changing (i.e. are we building it or is it built for us)
• Destination-led strategy: We haven't decided what kind of world we want…
• Human agency: Local approach to understanding the future of technology. But what role does it play?
• What can we change (here)?