The Knowledge Economy Is Over. Welcome to the Allocation Economy

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This week we're bringing you the best of our AI writing. As 2024 dawned, Dan Shipper asked: What comes after the knowledge economy? In a world enabled by AI, he argued that the most important skill will be allocation—managing the resources to get your job done. Read on to learn what that means and how to succeed in this new world order.—Kate Lee Time isn’t as linear as you think. It has ripples and folds like smooth silk. It doubles back on itself, and if you know where to look, you can catch the future shimmering in the present. (This is what people don’t understand about visionaries: They don’t need to predict the future. They learn to snatch it out of the folds of time and wear it around their bodies like a flowing cloak.) I think I caught a tiny piece of the future recently, and I want to tell you about it. Last week I wrote about how ChatGPT changed my conception of intelligence and the way I see the world. I’ve started to see ChatGPT as a summarizer of human knowledge, and once I

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The Knowledge Economy Is Over. Welcome to the Allocation Economy

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