Simon Willison • 12/29/2025

Quoting Aaron Levie

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The article discusses the Jevons paradox in the context of knowledge work and AI. It argues that as AI makes tasks significantly cheaper, it will lead to a vast increase in the volume and scope of work, with future AI resources being used for projects, research, and campaigns that wouldn't have been initiated otherwise.

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