Scoble: As AI Makes Everyone Look Like an Expert, Advantage Shifts to Judgment and Taste
Scobleizer · x · 2026-10-20
Robert Scoble's latest Unaligned Newsletter essay (with Irena Cronin) argues that as AI makes polished work cheap and lets almost anyone appear expert, the real competitive edge shifts to judgment, experience, taste, and knowing when AI is wrong. The newsletter's recent topics span the machine economy, advertising to AI agents, intelligence commoditization, and spatial computing.
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