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Artificial Intelligence Is Working Remotely
A new tool from OpenAI shows how COVID-19 set the scene for a revolution in white-collar work.
Midwit-Adjacent Investing
Looking for a good investment? Find it on the lower slopes of the midwit curve.
AI and the Physical World
"There is a mismatch between our economy and the world we build around it: Our cities, our office buildings, and our housing system. But also, in a more figurative sense, our assumptions about work and success and productivity, and the institutions that we built to educate our kids."
Books I enjoyed this year.
Below are books I read and enjoyed this year, not necessarily for the first time. The list includes books I took notes on, meaning I found them worthwhile. I included affiliate links to Amazon in case you'd like to explore further. The Idea Factory, a history of Bell
The Promise of Precise Mass
AI will democratize new ways to live — and die.
Working The Nvidia Way
A new book sheds light on how to poach, manage, and retain talent.
It's Time to Rethink Inequality
Our battle against inequality is failing because we're fighting the wrong war. We're trying to hold onto the 20th Century instead of embracing the abundance offered by the 21st. Here's what we should do instead.
AI and the Future of Work: The View From the Trenches
Two years after the launch of ChatGPT, most of us are still trying to grasp the implications. Is generative AI a friend, a foe, or a harmless fad? Can it make me more productive, or does it threaten my job? Is innovation in this space stalling, or is it just
Black Swans & Cranberry Sauce: A Thanksgiving Tale
As we gather for Thanksgiving, I wanted to share a story about how an agricultural crisis led to one of marketing's greatest pivots — and what it tells us about the changing rules of success. In November 1959, America stopped eating cranberries. The government alerted the public to avoid
Keynote: Dror @ MIT
How the laws of show business are reshaping our cities, companies, and careers.
