Every Launches Thesis Statements: 100 Thinkers Predict Human Work After AI Automation
On August 19, Every, the tech media outlet founded by Dan Shipper, launched a new project called Thesis Statements, inviting 100 builders and thinkers to each offer a concrete prediction on the question of what great human work will look like once today's jobs are automated by AI.
Confirmed
- The project is launched by Every, initiated by Dan Shipper, with multiple posts coming from his own account
- There are 100 participants, positioned as builders and thinkers
- Predictions from the first 25 participants have been published, including Karri Saarinen, CJ Pedregal, Anne-Laure Le Cun and others
- Core question of the project: once AI automation displaces today's work, what will "great human work" look like
Why it matters
- The project seeks to move beyond the generic debate over whether AI will replace jobs, getting frontline builders to offer concrete, testable predictions — a concentrated first-hand perspective on career prospects and human value in the age of automation
- The remaining 75 participants' views are yet to be published and worth following
2026-08-19 ~ 2026-08-19 · 7 related posts
Primary sources
- Every Launches 'Thesis Statements' to Predict Future of Human Work — danshipper · 2026-08-19
- [source] Every launches Thesis Statements to predict the future of human work after AI automation — danshipper · 2026-08-19
- [source] Every gathers 100 leaders to predict work and AI in 2027 — danshipper · 2026-08-19
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