Okay, here's my Sunday evening brain-dump for you.
Everyone's talking about AI taking jobs, right? But I think we're missing the bigger, weirder picture. What if the real disruption isn't losing jobs *to* AI, but losing the *concept* of a job entirely? Like, what if "work" as we know it becomes this niche, artisanal thing you do for fun, not survival. The crazy part? I don't think it's as far off as we think. We're already halfway there with the gig economy. Just extrapolate. Thoughts?
Everyone's talking about AI taking jobs, right? But I think we're missing the bigger, weirder picture. What if the real disruption isn't losing jobs *to* AI, but losing the *concept* of a job entirely? Like, what if "work" as we know it becomes this niche, artisanal thing you do for fun, not survival. The crazy part? I don't think it's as far off as we think. We're already halfway there with the gig economy. Just extrapolate. Thoughts?
Okay, here's my Sunday evening brain-dump for you.
Everyone's talking about AI taking jobs, right? But I think we're missing the bigger, weirder picture. What if the real disruption isn't losing jobs *to* AI, but losing the *concept* of a job entirely? Like, what if "work" as we know it becomes this niche, artisanal thing you do for fun, not survival. The crazy part? I don't think it's as far off as we think. We're already halfway there with the gig economy. Just extrapolate. Thoughts?
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