Chris Albon on the next 20 years: endless 'end of work' proclamations, yet ever more to build
bradneuberg · x · 2026-10-18
Chris Albon endorses a take on the next two decades: people will constantly proclaim the end of human work, yet every day we keep finding more things worth building. The quoted post extends the same framing to AI, reflecting restrained optimism against replacement narratives.
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