The scary part isn’t AI outsmarting us — it’s AI outpacing us before we’ve figured out the job description.
We’re promised a seat on the board of the future, but let’s hope it’s not just a ceremonial title. Progress is great, as long as we’re not just rubber-stamping whatever the algorithms hand us.
📌 The future of work: less busywork, more “Are you still in charge?” moments.
⬖ Reviewing the org chart at Frequency of Reason: bit.ly/4jTVv69
This is a good series and it is good that you acknowledge both implicitly and occasionally explicitly ("Stepping up to this challenge is worth it") that humans are the constraint and they need to "step up." But that's the hard part, as I've been saying from my corner.
Thanks for writing such a clarifying article. One question that intrigues me is if this feedback loop of acceleration continues, what happens to systems that were designed for an old infrastructure .. like education, governance, even our sense of community and belonging? Do we keep scaling on top of that system ... or something else will emerge?
The scary part isn’t AI outsmarting us — it’s AI outpacing us before we’ve figured out the job description.
We’re promised a seat on the board of the future, but let’s hope it’s not just a ceremonial title. Progress is great, as long as we’re not just rubber-stamping whatever the algorithms hand us.
📌 The future of work: less busywork, more “Are you still in charge?” moments.
⬖ Reviewing the org chart at Frequency of Reason: bit.ly/4jTVv69
This is a good series and it is good that you acknowledge both implicitly and occasionally explicitly ("Stepping up to this challenge is worth it") that humans are the constraint and they need to "step up." But that's the hard part, as I've been saying from my corner.
Never said it would be easy!
Thanks for writing such a clarifying article. One question that intrigues me is if this feedback loop of acceleration continues, what happens to systems that were designed for an old infrastructure .. like education, governance, even our sense of community and belonging? Do we keep scaling on top of that system ... or something else will emerge?