AI can do everything. No thanks, AI, I’ll cook for people I love myself.No thanks, AI.
One question, asked around the world: what would you still want to do yourself?
AI is learning to do almost everything. Before it does, we want to hear what people want to keep, from every country and age.
The phrases above are sparks to get you thinking. They are not answers from the study.
Go on. Fill one in.
The real question, online. Adults 18 and over. Write it or draw it. Nothing is saved or sent until you hit Send.
If AI could do everything for you, what would you still want to be able to do by yourself?
Nothing is saved or sent until you hit Send. The study opens after ethics approval, so for now Send is a preview.
How it works.
Short on purpose.
One question.
Same for everyone, in any language. No follow-ups.
One card.
Write it or draw it, in about two minutes. Name, age and place are optional.
One book.
The best answers, from many countries and ages, go in a book. Only with your yes.
What people said.
Only answers from people who said yes to the book.
Know a good place for us to be? Or run a school, NGO or community group?
Pick up a real card, A5 with a white box for your answer. Flip it. The back has one box for the study and one for the book.
No thanks, AI.
If AI could do everything for you, what would you still want to be able to do by yourself?
Your answer, your call.
Ticking records your consent. No signature needed.
Voluntary. Withdraw any time until 31 August 2027.
Who’s asking.
Shriya Sekhsaria, PhD student at the Centre for Human-Inspired AI, University of Cambridge, supervised by Prof. Per Ola Kristensson. This is a University of Cambridge study, under review by the Institute of Technology and Humanity Research Ethics Committee.