Future of work
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Future of work
As a result, work felt less bounded and more ambient—something that could always be advanced a little further.
AI Doesn’t Reduce Work—It Intensifies It
Task expansion.
Because AI can fill in gaps in knowledge, workers increasingly stepped into responsibilities that previously belonged to others. Product managers and designers began writing code; researchers took on engineering tasks; and individuals across the organization attempted work they would have outsourced, deferred, or avoided entirely in... See more
Because AI can fill in gaps in knowledge, workers increasingly stepped into responsibilities that previously belonged to others. Product managers and designers began writing code; researchers took on engineering tasks; and individuals across the organization attempted work they would have outsourced, deferred, or avoided entirely in... See more
AI Doesn’t Reduce Work—It Intensifies It
They should be asking: “What becomes possible when our people stop doing mechanical work? How do we redesign roles around capabilities that actually require judgment, creativity, and understanding?”
Why the ‘AI will replace us’ narratives (and most AI strategies) are wrong
ut the clubs build academies anyway, because they understand something the creative industry has never properly grasped: the health of the ecosystem you operate in is a precondition for your own success. A sport that stops developing players at the grassroots level has no players worth watching within a generation. Which means no fans. Which means... See more
Your Design Skills Are Commoditising. Here’s What’s Becoming Valuable Instead
MC Deanmarieclairedean.substack.com
In fact, workers increasingly absorbed work that might previously have justified additional help or headcount.
AI Doesn’t Reduce Work—It Intensifies It
Most companies will approach AI as a cost-cutting tool and wonder why they’re not seeing transformative results. A few will use it to redesign work around human capabilities. Both will use AI. Only one will thrive.