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To Survive AI, We Must Become Creators

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Like what do you do if you’re like this person on Hacker News, a brand new graduate out of college, while AI is ascending? I have a simple model to think about things. The biggest impact of AI, in terms of human jobs, is that it’s about to get a lot easier for creators to create, and a lot harder for workers to work. The future of human jobs in 4 words: Creators rise, workers fall. In other words, you want to think real hard about how to become a creator and not a worker. Meaning—you want to be the one coming up with the new things that solve problems, not the one writing the code, or filing the paperwork, or setting up the meeting. The reason creators will thrive post-AI is that building new things has near-universal value. We have always rewarded people who dream up new things and bring them into the world, and I don’t see that stopping any time soon. The issue is that creation is costly. It doesn’t just require creativity; it requires extraordinary access, and resources, and ultimat

To Survive AI, We Must Become Creators | Daniel Miessler To Survive AI, We Must Become Creators AI enables creators and punishes workers, so it's time to start making things March 4, 2024 #ai #business #creativity #culture #ethics #future #innovation #productivity #society #technology #recommended #top  Patch-Tuesday-surviving… There's a lot uncertainty in the knowledge worker job market right now, largely because of AI. Like what do you do if you're like this person on Hacker News , a brand new graduate out of college, while AI is ascending? I have a simple model to think about things. The b

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