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    AI workers are working harder than ever, one post argues

    The post contrasts the idea that AI “should give us back time” with its author’s enthusiasm for what they call “the intelligence revolution.”

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    TLDR

    One post claims everyone working in AI is working the hardest they ever have. It calls that seemingly ironic for a technology that “should give us back time,” but argues the era is “the most fun, fascinating and empowering epoch in human history.”

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    17 Sources

    Dave Font@davefontenotRT @rauchg: Anyone that works in AI is working the hardest they've ever worked in their lives. On the surface it's somewhat ironic (AI shou…30d
    Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiRT @rohanpaul_ai: Jevons paradox applied to labor. when intelligence gets cheap, demand for it explodes, and the people closest to the sou…30d
    Danielle Fong 🔆@DanielleFonglabor day is great. sf should have another day like that where everything is open and the robots are trying to do our jobs30d
    Andrew Reed@andrew__reedusing AI to automate their leisure so they can put in more hours at work30d
    Cody Blakeney@code_starDirty, high leverage, boring tasks are basically completely automated by agents now. The irony is that the people most setup to benefit from this are the people that used to do all the boring, high leverage, dirty work. That’s because they have experience to point the agents to where the bodies are buried. This isn’t the age of the idea guy, it’s the age of the roll up your sleeves and get shit done guy.30d
    j⧉nus@repligateRT @muddletoes: @repligate before RSI: chop wood, haul water. after RSI: chop wood, haul water.30d
    andrew chen@andrewchenyou want to spend zero time on the left. This is where AI wins - automating drudgery/workflows/costs we want to spend our time on the right. More of it is about connection/entertainment/humanity - less verifiable, more novelty-seeking30d
    François Fleuret@francoisfleuretWhen people try to forecast the impact of AI they imagine an agent replacing one dude called Marvin in an open-space. The coding agent will integrate in a single "reasoning" all the Bobs, the Marvins and the Karens of the company to do its stuff.29d
    michael s galpert@msgthe agentic era really highlights the people with and without agency27d
    Sriram Krishnan@sriramk@ClementDelangue @bharatkr People who build data centers , energy , chips , open models , deploy it in companies …26d

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    Positive87%13%Negative

    Summary

    Positive accounts welcomed AI automating drudgery to boost output and free humans for meaningful work, while negative replies objected to longer hours, K-shaped divergence, and risks of unreviewed low-quality results.

    Based on 24 sentiment-bearing replies from 23 accounts across 2 conversations.

    Sentiment

    Positive87%13%Negative

    Summary

    Positive accounts welcomed AI automating drudgery to boost output and free humans for meaningful work, while negative replies objected to longer hours, K-shaped divergence, and risks of unreviewed low-quality results.

    Based on 24 sentiment-bearing replies from 23 accounts across 2 conversations.

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    17 Sources

    Dave Font@davefontenotRT @rauchg: Anyone that works in AI is working the hardest they've ever worked in their lives. On the surface it's somewhat ironic (AI shou…30d
    Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiRT @rohanpaul_ai: Jevons paradox applied to labor. when intelligence gets cheap, demand for it explodes, and the people closest to the sou…30d
    Danielle Fong 🔆@DanielleFonglabor day is great. sf should have another day like that where everything is open and the robots are trying to do our jobs30d
    Andrew Reed@andrew__reedusing AI to automate their leisure so they can put in more hours at work30d
    Cody Blakeney@code_starDirty, high leverage, boring tasks are basically completely automated by agents now. The irony is that the people most setup to benefit from this are the people that used to do all the boring, high leverage, dirty work. That’s because they have experience to point the agents to where the bodies are buried. This isn’t the age of the idea guy, it’s the age of the roll up your sleeves and get shit done guy.30d
    j⧉nus@repligateRT @muddletoes: @repligate before RSI: chop wood, haul water. after RSI: chop wood, haul water.30d
    andrew chen@andrewchenyou want to spend zero time on the left. This is where AI wins - automating drudgery/workflows/costs we want to spend our time on the right. More of it is about connection/entertainment/humanity - less verifiable, more novelty-seeking30d
    François Fleuret@francoisfleuretWhen people try to forecast the impact of AI they imagine an agent replacing one dude called Marvin in an open-space. The coding agent will integrate in a single "reasoning" all the Bobs, the Marvins and the Karens of the company to do its stuff.29d
    michael s galpert@msgthe agentic era really highlights the people with and without agency27d
    Sriram Krishnan@sriramk@ClementDelangue @bharatkr People who build data centers , energy , chips , open models , deploy it in companies …26d