Opinion: AI may shift human work from execution to defining goals

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The article argues that technology is changing its relationship with people, moving from a tool that depends on human direction toward systems that can handle entire tasks. In this view, people would mainly set objectives, while AI analyzes problems, plans, executes work, and delivers results. The author suggests this goes beyond boosting productivity to taking over tasks that once required human expertise. The piece concludes that the key question is whether society is prepared for a world where execution skills are no longer the main advantage, with value shifting toward knowing what to build and why.

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