I love Geoff.
But he understands even less than Dario about the effects of technological revolutions on the labor market.
Again, don't listen to AI scientists, as brilliant as they might be, and even less to AI CEOs, as successful as they might be, for questions of labor
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AI Leaders Misunderstand Technological Impact on Labor
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Subsidized AI Services Extract User Code for Model Improvement
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Interesting shift. These highly subsidized subs are out there to get your code to improve their models. If you use AI for things useful to you, but not code, you are not valuable to them.
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Anthropic Copied Features and Cut Off Subscription Access
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The defaults were tailored for subscription use before Anthropic copied our features and then cut us off
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Geopolitical Blocs and Tech Power Dynamics in Global AI Competition
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Sorry but the metaphor is perfect. The metaphor of being a group of individual countries that get put under pressure of larger blocks is literally what LATAM has right now and the EU is moving towards. All potential history analogs included. In a world of giants you can't be
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Delivery workers earning more than AI-generated content creators
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pendant ce temps le livreur gagne plus que l'auteur
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Half of American Workers Now Use AI at Work
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A major milestone just landed quietly: for the first time ever, half of all employed Americans use AI at work. Gallup's Q1 2026 survey of nearly 24,000 workers shows that adoption has more than doubled since 2023, when only 21% reported any AI use.
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Free vs Paid AI: Universal SaaS Economics Across Labs
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The split between free base and paid frontier is just SaaS. Every lab independently arrived at the same model because the underlying economics are identical.
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Innovator’s Dilemma Accelerated: New Entrants Disrupt Legacy Constraints
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This is the innovator's dilemma with a faster clock speed. Every company is protecting something that the new entrant doesn't have to care about.
