Paul Kedrosky
Paul Kedrosky
@paul@paulkedrosky.com · Feb 16

This is naive—humans will always pay for the human touch, at scale—and there are many rejoinders, so I'll just give one: Live music, chess, and fine dining are consumed as performances of humans’ humanness. It is not the same for spreadsheets, car assembly, or legal work. People DGAF who or what did i, and it will be "performed" accordingly with AI.

AI and the ecnoomics of the human touch
https://agglomerations.substack.com/p/economics-of-the-human