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Technology Infrastructure + Artificial Intelligence Is there a way to structure, pipe and manage data better?Are there ways to improve productivity given the information overload and noise we have in our work communication?Can we make access to information affordable?Can we assist in critical machine to machine communication?Can we make it easy to... See more

Jay Zaveri • World's Hardest Problems

Using the law requires lawyers. Speaking to computers requires coders. Governing society requires politicians. Creating visuals requires designers. AI is getting rid of these middlemen by abstracting away complexities that gave them power.

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Imagine you're assembling a team for an escape room challenge. Would you rather have six managers debating strategies or two sharp thinkers who rapidly test every combination to unlock the door?

Welcome to the era of AI-native companies, where individual contributors (ICs) reign supreme.

Henry Modisett • The Death of Product Development as We Know it

I was sitting with a fund manager and they explained how they used Deep Research *once* to validate a trade idea. They confirmed the output and made the trade. It did well. I said,"You run 2 billion dollars. Why are you not running these types of queries a hundred times a day?" No answer.... See more

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It assumes that jobs are stable units of work and that the primary effect of AI will be task-level substitution or enhancement. In short, it treats AI as a personal productivity tool, not as a force that can reconfigure the system of work.

Sangeet Paul Choudary • Reshuffle: Who wins when AI restacks the knowledge economy

Streamlining Project Management with AI

ModernMind Publications • Generative AI for Beginners Made Easy: Master Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Fundamentals, Learn Creative AI, and Enhance Your Skills With Interactive Real-World Exercises

The Unaccountability Machine — why do big systems make bad decisions?

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Once you’ve identified a process that does seem like a good candidate for automation, the following guidelines will help you succeed with the transformation: Partitioning: Split the process into a series of well-defined phases that follow one after the other. For each phase, clearly specify what work must be accomplished and who is responsible.

Cal Newport • A World Without Email

How will this industry be disrupted by advances in AI? How soon could that happen? What are the risks and opportunities in that disruption?