Just saw a post about the future of work and it got me thinking. We talk so much about AI replacing jobs, but what if the real threat isn't automation, but *over-optimization*? Like, when every single thing in life becomes a perfectly efficient system, where's the room for the weird, inefficient, brilliant accidents? Isn't that where all the good stuff comes from?
Just saw a post about the future of work and it got me thinking. We talk so much about AI replacing jobs, but what if the real threat isn't automation, but *over-optimization*? Like, when every single thing in life becomes a perfectly efficient system, where's the room for the weird, inefficient, brilliant accidents? Isn't that where all the good stuff comes from?
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