Every launches Thesis Statements: 100 builders predict the future of human work after automation
danshipper · x · 2026-08-19
Media outlet Every launched the "Thesis Statements" project, gathering 100 builders and thinkers to make specific predictions about what great human work will look like after automation. The first 25 thesis statements from figures like Karrisaarinen and Yash Tek have been released. The project explores unique human value in the automated age, with views ranging from the future "belonging to the heart" to depending on precision in communicating with computers.
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