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when physical labor became optional we invented the gym. we’ll need the same thing for the mind

Yes. A few miscellaneous thoughts. (1) First, the new bottleneck on AI is prompting and verifying. Since AI does tasks middle-to-middle, not end-to-end. So business spend migrates towards the edges of prompting and verifying, even as AI speeds up the middle. (2) Second, AI really means amplified intelligence, not agentic intelligence. The smarter... See more

Managerial Technology focuses on decisions as the output. For example, I build a report with a KPI that shows the yield of how I am turning raw materials into finished goods. I want to hit my target KPI based on my engineering standards. This has been a primary focus of analytics and business intelligence for the past 20 years. It’s not wrong, but... See more

omakase software in a world where anyone can build anything, most won’t. if previous consumer behaviour tells us anything, it’s that we value convenience and and others’ taste way more than we think. even in systems designed for flexibility like notion, people buy templates to be able to make anything is too much choice, which is its own kind of ... See more

>china developing unmanned cargo drones carrying 1+ tons >check in on american startups >another passenger evtol >rip.exe >guess we'll do it ourselves @ poseidon https://t.co/xQ21kJ0o3Q

Can someone explain to me like I’m 5 how AI will replace the 30-40% of workers who have fake email jobs? The last time we had a wave of automation in office work (rise of the computer) - we just created a lot of new busywork. How is AI any different?