As International Labor Day and China’s Youth Day approach, youths from around the world are reflecting on their future careers and the evolving workplace. Among them is Sylwia Horodecka, a Polish student at Beijing International Studies University, who shares her aspirations and views on technological innovation.
Horodecka envisions herself working in an international environment where she can continuously improve and challenge herself. She believes that such a setting not only fosters personal growth but also enhances cross-cultural understanding and collaboration.
When it comes to artificial intelligence, Horodecka is optimistic. She asserts, “Artificial intelligence cannot replace human creativity,” emphasizing the irreplaceable value of human ingenuity. Rather than perceiving AI as a danger, she sees it as an opportunity that can complement human talents and open new horizons in various fields.
Her perspective highlights a common sentiment among youth who are navigating the balance between technological advancements and human capabilities. Horodecka’s insights offer a glimpse into how the next generation views the integration of AI in the workplace—as a tool that, when used wisely, can enhance rather than diminish human potential.
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