Our Souls Need Proof of Work - by Julie Zhuo
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On wanting and comfort in the era of AI
Dear Readers: I’m starting a series exploring AI and how it might change us — the way we work and learn and relate to the world. There is so much to explore! Expect more frequency of posts going forward. A prominent billionaire gave a graduation speech the other day. The key message? Work hard to be successful. Another prominent billionaire gave a graduation speech a year later. The key message? Working hard is bad advice. Do what feels fun for you to be successful. Europeans mock Americans for working too hard. Boomers lament Millenials for laziness and entitlement. Republicans fume that…
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