Thoughts on "Who Gains and Loses from the new AI?"

One of the points Tyler emphasizes in  Talent  is the importance of stamina. Insofar as AI increases the importance of tangible, in-person activities (which are hard to “fake”), physical stamina stands to rise in importance.

But when it comes to simply being able to produce a lot of intellectual output, I suspect that stamina may fall in s

High openness is the big winner in terms of the Big Five. Those willing to explore new and diverse ideas will be quicker to ask whether the old ways of doing something might be best discarded in favor of using AI, and in many cases such experiments will be rewarded.

As AI raises the bar for what counts as exceptional originality, the ability to go out on a limb for ideas not yet supported by authoritative consensus will become even more important.