In his new book Talking to Strangers, Malcolm Gladwell explains that we should not rely on intuition. Instead, we should realize that we are dealing with people whose assumptions, perspectives, and backgrounds differ from our own, and before we conclude, we should conduct internal research.
This seems consistent with Daniel Kahneman’s research, as published in Thinking Fast and Slow, in which our System 1 thinking leads us to quick conclusions that our System 2 thinking will try to justify.

Now, the link to AI:

Artificial Intelligence may not just make decisions because it knows more (deeper) about a subject and can process all that information quickly. It also seems that AI can make better decisions because it can ignore a lot of information that’s in people’s heads and the physical presence of things in front of us. AI had better not become more human. That would be disastrous for the quality of its decisions.