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The debate over artificial intelligence often incorrectly focuses on a competition between human and machine abilities. According to a report by Tempi, many people ask which tasks will remain for humans once AI systems can write, analyze, program, translate, and make decisions in broader contexts.

This approach assumes that the boundary between humans and machines can be found by comparing performance. Tempi suggests this view relies on a deterministic mindset that treats humans as replaceable factors in a mechanical process. This perspective mirrors the Taylorist model of labor, where workers are viewed as machines designed to perform roles as quickly and efficiently as possible until a better machine can achieve superior results.