ICML Talk: What Jobs Are Left in the AI Era?
random_walker · x · 2026-07-14
The author shared the static slides and an annotated transcript from their keynote address, "What will be left for us to work on?", delivered at the ICML conference in Seoul.
The talk explores a core question: as AI capabilities continue to advance, what work will remain for humans, and how should we adapt to this pervasive anxiety. The author released the materials publicly due to the talk's positive reception, making them available for reading and citation.
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