AI's acceleration paradox: Automation will eventually overwhelm humans
LuizaJarovsky · x · 2026-08-15
Luiza Jarovsky proposes 'AI's acceleration paradox', arguing that there is a physiological limit to the amount of multi-screen, multi-layer, and multitask automation humans can handle. Eventually, the exhaustion will become unbearable, leading millions to quit this accelerated lifestyle entirely.
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