The Future of Work is Entering its Synth Era

Consumer demand for smaller scale and human-crafted versions of everything will grow in an AI world. While the future of work might lend itself to small business creation, let’s ****not forget the demand side of the equation. We are going to crave artisanal and story-driven sources and experiences. Why? As every big company floods the zone of our a... See more

Expectation:

AI will reduce our workload, giving us more leisure time.

Reality:

AI expands what's possible —raising expectations, and creating more work

Option 1: The optimistic scenario

Technology continues to do what it has done for more than a century: create new jobs. Meanwhile, AI lowers the barrier to entry, more people can become knowledge workers, and knowledge work itself becomes democratized. The economic pie grows and everyone gets a bigger slice. As more people join the ranks, the exclus

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The Great AI Shift: From Job Displacement to Human Potential

Yossi Carmon

Transforming ambitious AI ideas into real-world breakthroughs—sparking creativity, collaboration, and a future beyond boundaries.

February 16, 2025

I used to be certain about that AI would eventually leave us all unemployed. After all, the logic seemed irrefutable: an intelligenc... See more

• Human labor will be in the "Safe Zone" in the social, unstructured environments where it will be hard to train an AI to train pets, offer physical therapy, and style someone's hair and face.


• Meanwhile, structured, asocial work is most easily replaced, such as fast food cooks, garment factory workers, and cashiers, he calls this the "Danger Zone"


• The

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