Diamandis: Ask What AI Gives Us Permission to Do, Not What It Takes Away
PeterDiamandis · x · 2026-10-02
Peter Diamandis argues the AI debate focuses too much on what AI will take away — jobs, capabilities — when the more interesting question is what it now makes permissible: curing diseases once deemed incurable, tackling previously intractable problems, and building companies that once required thousands of employees with tiny teams. A short, big-picture take on AI's economic implications.
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