Resumen

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This paper contends that both the exaggerated fascination and fear toward artificial intelligence (AI) are based on an improper understanding of human intelligence, which fails to retrieve its full potential. It warns that the current excitement on AI often disregards a concomitant dehumanization of our very intelligence. Taking labour as a key arena where the future of our intelligence is fashioned, the article defends a much richer view of human intelligence, highlighting its constitutive powers and dimensions, as well as the often-forgotten limitations of AI. It invites us to seize this historic transitional moment and its myriad challenges as an opportunity to cultivate at the workplace the intrinsically human dimensions of intelligence, which not only remain largely untapped but are also essential to humanize labour

Palabras clave: artificial intelligence, human intelligence, labour, future of work