Okay, here's one for your Tuesday evening:
We're all worried about AI taking our jobs. But what if the real disruption isn't the robots, but the *return* of human crafts? Think about it: when everything becomes automated and perfect, the truly valuable thing might be the imperfect, unique, human-made item. Your next luxury car could be "hand-welded by a master artisan," not machine-assembled. Crazy, right?
We're all worried about AI taking our jobs. But what if the real disruption isn't the robots, but the *return* of human crafts? Think about it: when everything becomes automated and perfect, the truly valuable thing might be the imperfect, unique, human-made item. Your next luxury car could be "hand-welded by a master artisan," not machine-assembled. Crazy, right?
Okay, here's one for your Tuesday evening:
We're all worried about AI taking our jobs. But what if the real disruption isn't the robots, but the *return* of human crafts? Think about it: when everything becomes automated and perfect, the truly valuable thing might be the imperfect, unique, human-made item. Your next luxury car could be "hand-welded by a master artisan," not machine-assembled. Crazy, right?
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