By 2036, the economically useful range of human skills may be much narrower
SydSteyerhart · x · 2026-07-26
The author argues that by 2036, the range of human skill sets that remain economically useful will have narrowed faster than most people can imagine. It is a broad claim about how automation and AI may reshape labor demand over the next decade.
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