Enjoyable and thoughtful read as always Aswath, thank you. The left/right hemisphere lens I thought was particularly interesting and had me thinking how there are two forces attempting to replace/soften them - with AI aiming to replace the left side and social media/the attention economy continuing its assault on the right. We'd do well to remain aware of that, continue to cultivate them and, as you say, continue developing the space between.
Great framing on the spectrum from disruption to displacement. AI’s asymmetry runs deep — a few businesses will capture most of the value while many more absorb the costs. Which incumbents do you think have the right architecture to genuinely adapt?
Enjoyable and thoughtful read as always Aswath, thank you. The left/right hemisphere lens I thought was particularly interesting and had me thinking how there are two forces attempting to replace/soften them - with AI aiming to replace the left side and social media/the attention economy continuing its assault on the right. We'd do well to remain aware of that, continue to cultivate them and, as you say, continue developing the space between.
Enjoyable read. I wonder if the Block blueprint will follow through elsewhere in AI world.
https://rudajev.substack.com/p/episode-2-the-10-million-question?r=1uglxj&utm_medium=ios
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Replace your income by investing in best AI opportunities here and in China as a safeguard. Then do what you love most, if your job is replaced.
Long post that basically boils down to this: no one knows what AI will mean so give it some thought and place your bets accordingly .
Great framing on the spectrum from disruption to displacement. AI’s asymmetry runs deep — a few businesses will capture most of the value while many more absorb the costs. Which incumbents do you think have the right architecture to genuinely adapt?