Peter Diamandis: Intelligence Is No Longer Scarce, Old Institutions Must Change
PeterDiamandis · x · 2026-08-03
Peter Diamandis points out that for most of history, intelligence was trapped inside individual minds and extremely scarce. We now live in an era where useful intelligence can be copied, specialized, and delivered on demand. He argues that every institution built around the premise of intellectual scarcity will inevitably have to change.
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