InAI TomorrowbyMilan Danushka·Oct 23AI Didn’t Erase These 6 Skills. It Made Them the Most Expensive Things You Can LearnExecution is getting cheap. The human abilities that decide what to execute are not.
Ronald Hakiza·Sep 5Give me five minutes and I’ll show you what’s coming in 2027 — and beyond.From farms to factories to smartphones, every generation mistakes the next economy for idleness
102Protocol·Aug 29Find the Next Thing You Can Almost Already DoWhat should I learn next?A response icon1A response icon1
InPolarisWaybyChris Polaris·Aug 2The Responsibility Boundary: What a Career Looks Like Depending on Whether This HoldsNot a single decision. A trajectory that compounds in one direction or the other.
Martin Aubel, PhD·Jul 27The new ‘expert’ is expertly borrowing from AIWhy that might be expedient in the short term, yet problematic in the long term. And how we need to redefine our relationship with AI.
InPolarisWaybyChris Polaris·Jul 25The Responsibility Boundary: Where It Actually SitsWhy it looks different depending on what is genuinely at stake.
Sunny Shikoku·Jun 21How Will Work Change in Japan’s AI Era?Recently, I attended a local event and had the chance to talk with several people in their twenties. We spoke about work, anxieties about…
Isao Fujiwara·Jun 10Why Definition Is Becoming the Scarce Human CapabilityIn the AI era, the hardest question is not how to execute. It is what should be executed.
Eno Dan·Jun 9AI and Work: How Do We Create a Win-Win Future?I recently watched an interview where a CEO mentioned that he has 12 AI-trained agents capable of performing tasks that would traditionally…
