Becoming unLLMable
LLMs may soon do many things we once thought only humans could.
But we’ll keep moving up the stack.
We’ll take those outputs as inputs—and dream bigger.
Some human skills will be commoditized.
But human beings will not.
We are unLLMable.
But we’ll keep moving up the stack.
We’ll take those outputs as inputs—and dream bigger.
Some human skills will be commoditized.
But human beings will not.
We are unLLMable.
Sari Azout • Becoming unLLMable
to thrive in the age of AI, deepen your why.
why does this need to be created? and why does it need to be created by you?
AI will reward high-agency people with a unique point of view.
did you use AI to create the thing? nobody cares.
what matters is if you are speaking from the soul.
why does this need to be created? and why does it need to be created by you?
AI will reward high-agency people with a unique point of view.
did you use AI to create the thing? nobody cares.
what matters is if you are speaking from the soul.
sari azout @sariazout
Becoming unLLMable
Reflects on how the term "AI" shapes perceptions, explores the evolving relationship between humans and AI tools, discusses AI's impact on creativity and work, and argues AI complements rather than replaces human uniqueness.
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So let’s run this exercise again, except this time imagine OpenAI had been called OpenCI—Open Collective Intelligence.
Writing with a human editor: You’re collaborative.
Writing with CI: You’re resourceful and leveraging the best of human knowledge. In fact, I’d go as far as to say that if you weren’t using using CI, you might even be judged. That
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