I completely agree, we’re not just watching jobs shift, we’re watching the entire structure of how we’ve defined professions get reshaped. It’s not about erasing humans, it’s about forcing us to rethink how we deliver value in a world where machines handle so much of the heavy lifting.
Adaptability will absolutely be one of the most important abilities going forward.
Yes! One of my neurologists is already using otter.ai to prefill her notes while we meet. Smart! Would love to hear more of your thoughts especially on my article series on the intersection of longevity and AI / robotics. The next one drops this coming Tuesday morning. Subscribe if you’re interested. Thanks for your time and comment. 😇
Really appreciate you putting together such a comprehensive piece. This shift is likely one of the most revolutionary in human history. As you said, the learning curve is incredibly steep, and for many, it’s hard to keep up.
Even with resistance, everyone will inevitably be swept into the process. Like it or not, people will have to learn and adapt. It’s a brutal transition, but one that will eventually settle into something new.
Well, thank you very much for the kind words and time spent reading that post, Jenny. Feel free to subscribe because I'm intent on posting long-form high quality content twice a day going forward. A lot of it is already written and I have lots more to put down on paper. Spread the word too, if you feel inclined to do so.
Wow this was a great deep dive. Really in depth...definitely a topic that needs discussion, especially the education side of things so that teens can work how to shgape their future
Yes, sir, Benjamin. Education choices for Gen Alpha are going to be insanely tough and critical likely for the next 10 years, I bet. Did you see my "College Majors for 2030" article?
As of 06/07/2025, this is my most viewed post so far -- crazy! hahahaha
I completely agree, we’re not just watching jobs shift, we’re watching the entire structure of how we’ve defined professions get reshaped. It’s not about erasing humans, it’s about forcing us to rethink how we deliver value in a world where machines handle so much of the heavy lifting.
Adaptability will absolutely be one of the most important abilities going forward.
Also, your reference to the medical field reminded me of this piece by @Eric Topol & @Pranav Rajpurkar showing how AI is already outperforming doctors in medical scans and diagnostic accuracy -> https://erictopol.substack.com/p/when-doctors-with-ai-are-outperformed
Yes! One of my neurologists is already using otter.ai to prefill her notes while we meet. Smart! Would love to hear more of your thoughts especially on my article series on the intersection of longevity and AI / robotics. The next one drops this coming Tuesday morning. Subscribe if you’re interested. Thanks for your time and comment. 😇
Really appreciate you putting together such a comprehensive piece. This shift is likely one of the most revolutionary in human history. As you said, the learning curve is incredibly steep, and for many, it’s hard to keep up.
Even with resistance, everyone will inevitably be swept into the process. Like it or not, people will have to learn and adapt. It’s a brutal transition, but one that will eventually settle into something new.
Well, thank you very much for the kind words and time spent reading that post, Jenny. Feel free to subscribe because I'm intent on posting long-form high quality content twice a day going forward. A lot of it is already written and I have lots more to put down on paper. Spread the word too, if you feel inclined to do so.
What?! Posting twice a day? Do you mind if I ask how could you find that much time for it?
Well, for a good number of my posts, I’m drawing from my two book projects.
Wow this was a great deep dive. Really in depth...definitely a topic that needs discussion, especially the education side of things so that teens can work how to shgape their future
Yes, sir, Benjamin. Education choices for Gen Alpha are going to be insanely tough and critical likely for the next 10 years, I bet. Did you see my "College Majors for 2030" article?
https://stevenscesa.substack.com/p/college-majors-for-2030