Anthropic researcher just rage quit saying AI could end us by 2030.
Wild take. But check the real numbers:
Entry-level hiring in AI-exposed sectors already down ~20%. This isn't theory. It already happened.
No AGI needed.
The actual shift:
AI gathers and sorts data for free now. That layer is commoditized.
What's scarce? Judgment. Knowing what the data actually means. Knowing which question to even ask.
Example: cornstarch + water. Stir slow = liquid. Hit it fast = solid for a second, stops your fist.
Physics didn't break. Liquid was never the full instruction set.
AI models do the same. Work fine until they hit the one edge case nobody logged.
Recruiters are already skipping degree requirements for people who can show actual judgment. Don't even care if you finished school or started.
Judgment is the new alpha. Data is noise.
Wild take. But check the real numbers:
Entry-level hiring in AI-exposed sectors already down ~20%. This isn't theory. It already happened.
No AGI needed.
The actual shift:
AI gathers and sorts data for free now. That layer is commoditized.
What's scarce? Judgment. Knowing what the data actually means. Knowing which question to even ask.
Example: cornstarch + water. Stir slow = liquid. Hit it fast = solid for a second, stops your fist.
Physics didn't break. Liquid was never the full instruction set.
AI models do the same. Work fine until they hit the one edge case nobody logged.
Recruiters are already skipping degree requirements for people who can show actual judgment. Don't even care if you finished school or started.
Judgment is the new alpha. Data is noise.
