An opinion piece arguing that 'nobody asked for AI' is a flawed argument, as people express needs through complaints, not explicit requests for solutions.
Analysis of Mythos AI's impact on knowledge work, arguing its cybersecurity prowess signals a broader disruption to all white-collar jobs.
AI reveals most knowledge work is scaffolding overhead, not core tasks, making it easy to automate.
Argues that AI will replace knowledge work, challenging the narrative that humans are irreplaceable, and explains why this is beneficial.
Explores the 'Great Transition' where AI, especially LLMs and skills, is making specialized knowledge public, reshaping knowledge work and expertise.
Explores how AI will expand knowledge work by making tasks cheaper, leading to new projects and activities we don't do today.
A critique of Andrej Karpathy's AGI timeline, arguing that AI systems, not just LLMs, will replace knowledge workers sooner than his definition suggests.
A rebuttal to Marcus Hutchins' critique of AI, arguing that his definition of intelligence as 'novel discovery' wrongly devalues most knowledge work.
