Blogger predicts an unprecedented transparency wave as AI makes digitizing everything worthwhile
curious_vii · x · 2026-10-15
- Blogger curiousvii argues that AI makes the private benefits of digitizing both your professional output and your process so large that digitizing everything in high fidelity is now rational.
- With AI note-taking assistants already common, remote workers effectively operate on an opt-out basis: all conversations can be recorded and stored in private repositories for any purpose.
- He expects a giant wave (or series of waves) of unprecedented transparency in the coming years, citing Blake Masters' notes from Peter Thiel's Stanford legal technology lecture, where Thiel argued people are generally too skeptical about AI's potential.
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