What if the most important work was never a job? Rethinking human value after AGI
jeremy_goldberg · x · 2026-09-12
Prompted by a friend's question — "what problems would remain after AGI and what would be left for humans?" — the author writes an essay exploring what work and human value mean when the most important work is no longer a job.
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