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12 lines
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{
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"HubID": "5714",
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"Date": "01/13/2026",
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"HubTags": ["Future Map", "External Platform Posts"],
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"Contacts": ["contact1", "contact2"],
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"Companies": "",
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"File": "",
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"Image": "",
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"Summary": "Insightful predictions with respect to AI 2026-2030. Some I pulled out with respect to companies, product and jobs. More in here with respect to investment and valuation. At the end, I summarize what this means for each of us with respect to our skills and employment in the future (1) AI capability will continue improving rapidly; today’s models represent the worst performance baseline going forward. (2) Agentic systems layered on top of pretrained models will expand into knowledge work beyond coding. Knowledge workers (law, research, consulting, medicine, support) are next after software. (3) Scaling has not yet hit a wall; if it does, it would be a major surprise as scaling in hardware and software to improve AI has a huge runway from what we can see. (4) Near-term job displacement remains limited and uneven. (5) Productivity gains are currently real but smaller, messier, and harder to measure than headlines suggest. As AI gets better, they will become more apparent (5) AI lowers the premium on expert labor. Human-only skill moats are shrinking rapidly. Asset ownership and leverage of AI tools matter more than credentials. As I keep emphasizing ad nauseum, human education, experience and knowledge will be significantly degraded as AI takes ovr intelligence. We all have to shift away from this as our value differentiators and towards assets we own which positively produce income for us. This includes creating software assets from our knowledge that we encode into agents. Humans won't be hired to do jobs so much as our agents and our assets will be rented to perform tasks. https://post.substack.com/p/the-ai-revolution-is-here-will-the",
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"Notes": ""
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}
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