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How will work change long term? The general trend that I see is that work will become indistinguishable from leisure. More of us will do things that would seem useless to someone from 2025, just like a lot of what we do today already would seem useless to someone from 1925.

So it’s Meta+Nvidia chips vs OpenAI+Google chips. With a lot of overlap/double-dipping.

“It’s not that we want to return to the moon and can’t—it’s that we’ve stopped wanting to go.”

"Logistics robots will have a much bigger impact than production robots." Austin Vernon explains why. austinvernon.site/blog/ailogisti…

New NYC job just dropped: Moving people's cars so they don't get a ticket while they're doing something more important.

Deep work, circa 1925.

If you had to bet, which company would be most valuable in the world in ten years? (I’ll tell you mind tomorrow)

Hotels “unlock new revenue” by installing sensors that charge people for smoking. Apparently, even when they don’t smoke.

Could part of this be the fact that many non-college educated dropped out of the labor force altogether, while unemployment only counts those who are seeking work? Jed Kolko Adam Ozimek

$META. Not investment advice!

It’s possible that all the quacks and idiots we’re seeing these days are just the price of accelerating progress.

In a nonlinear world, slight differences in specialization lead to massive difference in outcome.

The wars of the future will be won by whoever can produce more electricity. (from my upcoming pod with Andrew Keen)

Telegraph operators were the technological elite of the 19th Century. But within a few decades, they were no longer necessary.

It doesn't matter who started it. It doesn't matter if you blame Bibi or Hamas or Biden. This has to stop. President Donald J. Trump, put your foot down!

Interesting. Digital filters seeping further into physical life.

During the biggest tech boom ever…

"AI Is Too Busy to Take Your Job: The Electrifying Truth about our AIgorithmic Future, by Andrew Keen open.substack.com/pub/keenon/p/a… Dror Poleg 🎗 Yesterday, we focused on the death of the American way of work. But today the news on the AI front isn’t quite as dire. According to the New York