The importance of judgement in a world where hand skills are less valued is striking. How can we cultivate our taste to remain relevant in the future job market?
Some really interesting notes from this conversation. The one that stayed with me was taste getting more important as the making gets easier. Feels true already. Loads more can be produced now, but deciding what’s actually worth putting into the world is still the hard part.
The importance of judgement in a world where hand skills are less valued is striking. How can we cultivate our taste to remain relevant in the future job market?
I might be a nerd fan-girl but I think its so cool you spoke with Reid Hoffman about AI!
me too!! :))
The two big breakthroughs for me here are:
1. The end of the IC - Now everyone is managing something, anywhere from a few to hundreds of agents
2. The end of the workday, as agents can work asynchronously
Fascinating stuff, Ollie! What a coup to get the incomparable Reid Hoffman on your show to share this level of forward-thinking insights. Legendary!
Some really interesting notes from this conversation. The one that stayed with me was taste getting more important as the making gets easier. Feels true already. Loads more can be produced now, but deciding what’s actually worth putting into the world is still the hard part.