An innovation theorist says AI could squeeze out the weird ideas that change the world

Source: Business Insider

Innovation theorist John Nosta. Courtesy of John NostaInnovation theorist John Nosta said AI risks squeezing out the outlier thinking behind major breakthroughs. The founder of NostaLab cited Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton, and Pablo Picasso as outliers.

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