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Future of Work

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Creativity and Interaction

Innovation is the result of humans copying each other imperfectly. Remote work and AI offer new ways to do so.

Creativity and Interaction
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Is Your Job Safe?

Do we need more programmers, or are many of them going to be broke in a few years? The answer to both questions is yes.

Is Your Job Safe?
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God, AI, and the Scalable Class

Most people no longer need to work. Our survival depends on convincing them it's ok to do something else.

God, AI, and the Scalable Class
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Lauren Razavi on Digital Nomads and Remote Work

Many people can work from anywhere. By some estimates, 35 million people already live as “digital nomads”— taking their work with them to various destinations for months at a time. These people tend to earn more and spend more. And they’re just getting started. With the advent of remote

Lauren Razavi on Digital Nomads and Remote Work
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Productivity and Bullshit

Technology creates more work. More work creates technology. But the way it does so is increasingly unclear.

Productivity and Bullshit
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Remote Bureaucracy

Offices are dissolving because companies are dissolving.

Remote Bureaucracy
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AI and the Long Tail

AI can reduce inequality and polarization by making the internet less social.

AI and the Long Tail
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It’s Time for a National Success Fund

There’s a better way to spread the fruits of innovation.

It’s Time for a National Success Fund
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Stop The Music

The disruption of creative work has been going on for a long time. And yet, we always assume it won't affect us.

Stop The Music
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Navigating a Dancing Landscape

The internet compels us to constantly respond and adapt to each other's behavior. This makes everything less predictable. Why does this happen and how can we succeed in such an environment?

Navigating a Dancing Landscape