The Last Invention: Artificial Intelligence vs. Human Intelligence
For the first time in history, our technology doesn't just help us think – it competes with us.
For thousands of years, every technology humanity built made us stronger. The wheel helped us move faster. Engines gave us power. Computers helped us calculate. But artificial intelligence is different.
For the first time in history, we are building machines that don't just extend human capability – they compete with it. AI can already write, design, analyze, code, diagnose disease, and make complex decisions. And its capabilities are improving at a pace that even its creators struggle to predict.
In this provocative keynote, Menny Barzilay explores the rise of artificial intelligence and why we may be approaching one of the most important turning points in human history. Because artificial intelligence may not just be another invention – it may be the last invention humanity ever needs to make.