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I think AI has officially killed the typical specialist. So let me explain what I mean by that. If you're a specialist, in other words, if you just do one thing well, you now have to be really good at that one thing to do a better job than AI can. And to be clear, I'm talking about white collar work here, but whether it's strategic or creative or technical, AI can now do about as good a job as the average person in any of those fields. So the absolute best work in any of these fields is still being done by humans. And that's why I say this is the death of the typical specialist. There is still room for specialists, but with every model release, there's less and less room. But that doesn't mean that AI is about to replace all white collar work. There's still a lot of things that AI is not even close to doing well. It's just that those things don't require a specialist. We still need human

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I think AI has officially killed the typical specialist. So let me explain what I mean by that. If you're a specialist, in other words, if you just do one thing well, you now have to be really good at that one thing to do a better job than AI can. And to be clear, I'm talking about white collar work here, but whether it's strategic or creative or technical, AI can now do about as good a job as the average person in any of those fields. So the absolute best work in any of these fields is still being done by human...

probably still do want a few of those specialists, but I think more and more of the work are gonna go to generalists and the most efficient teams are gonna be junior level generalists who know how to use AI being overseen by senior level generalists.

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AI reduces the value of average single-discipline specialists; generalists with judgment and AI fluency can produce multi-format work efficiently.

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I think AI has officially killed the typical specialist. So let me explain what I mean by that. If you're a specialist, in other words, if you just do one thing well, you now have to be really good at that one thing to do a better job than AI can. And to be clear, I'm talking about white collar work here, but whether it's strategic or creative or technica...

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