AIThe case for experts as finishers of AI-generated work
Every says automation creates more demand for experts when generic prompts produce work that looks expert-level but misses the specifics.
TLDR
Every describes an argument for why AI automation creates more work for experts: a prompt can generate code, essays or reports, but without specific context, the output looks similar and is only nearly right. The resulting flood of work, Every says, creates demand for experts not to produce it, but to get it over the finish line.
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The case for experts as finishers of AI-generated work
Every says automation creates more demand for experts when generic prompts produce work that looks expert-level but misses the specifics.
TLDR
Every describes an argument for why AI automation creates more work for experts: a prompt can generate code, essays or reports, but without specific context, the output looks similar and is only nearly right. The resulting flood of work, Every says, creates demand for experts not to produce it, but to get it over the finish line.