You're Not Competing With AI, You're Competing With People Using AI
forevergeeks · reddit · 2026-10-05
The author argues most people frame AI the wrong way: the real contest isn't you vs. an AI agent — you'd probably lose that — but you vs. people whose output is amplified by working alongside agents. The takeaway is to treat AI as a collaborator rather than an adversary.
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