In the age of AI overload, ability to insight is your competitive edge

By Deepshikha Kumar Anand, Founder – SpeakIn

The world is drowning in data. Every click, swipe, and purchase leaves a digital footprint, feeding artificial intelligence systems that churn out predictions, recommendations, and decisions at lightning speed. From stock markets to healthcare, AI tools now handle tasks that once required years of human expertise. Yet, amid this flood of machine-generated outputs, a quiet truth is emerging: the real value lies not in the algorithm alone. The ability to infer, interpret in the light of information not-documented ever before, to predict – a trait which will stay unique to humans.

A report by the World Economic Forum pointed out that while 85 million jobs may be displaced by automation by 2025, 97 million new roles will emerge—ones that demand skills machines cannot replicate easily. Critical thinking, emotional intelligence, and ethical judgement top that list. The message is clear: AI can ...