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A deep dive conversation with Dan Shipper on how AI can (actually) improve your life. We explore the human side of AI: why producing good work still requires taste, how coordinating agents can fry your attention and why automation actually creates more work for humans. Timestamps: 0:38 Annie Dillard,... show more
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also available on Youtube here: and be sure to check out the @every After Automation essay referenced for more context:

@danshipper Psyched to see this combo chat!

@danshipper I think you’ll enjoy

@danshipper Two of the smartest guys online and in the real world <3

@danshipper Cool, bookmarked.

@danshipper Now this is the good stuff right here. 🤙🏼

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@danshipper Dan is legend. Great ep, Jonny!!

@danshipper Great chat - only comment would be to improve audio; echoing is quite bad here

@danshipper yeah I know, unfortunately the shotgun mics used weren't the best at reducing echo (the raw audio was far worse)

@danshipper not taking shortcuts on the thinking part, that's the real takeaway here

@danshipper "Frozen competence" is a very good phrase for it. Explains why the output looks capable and still needs someone with taste standing at the end of it deciding what ships.

@danshipper Loved this one. 'Frozen competence' stuck with me: yesterday’s competence, widely available but non-specific to today’s problem. The work is in understanding the situation and shaping that competence to fit. Shared competence may become a commodity. Context and judgment won’t.

@danshipper AI can increase output, but taste and judgment still seem like the hardest skills to replace.

@danshipper i'm down to see how ai can actually improve our lives, but let's not get too carried away - automation can also automate scams and phishing attacks, which is just as big a concern as automating our jobs 🤖

@danshipper It's been interesting in our research conversations - even with engineers - how many folks use AI maybe 50% for general life improvement stuff


