Tansu Yegen: AI's Next Three Years Could Change Your Life More Than the Last Twenty
TansuYegen · x · 2026-10-25
AI commentator Tansu Yegen argues the next three years of AI could reshape business, careers, and personal opportunity faster than the internet, smartphones, and cloud did over two decades—because those transitions are now happening simultaneously.
His core point: most people already know AI matters, but knowing a revolution is underway is different from positioning yourself for it; assuming you have plenty of time to adapt is the biggest mistake. His timeline: 2027 AI agents do most of the work, 2028 companies look very different, 2029 products improve themselves. His readiness playbook: learn faster, use AI well, build human skills and judgment, stay healthy, curious, and adaptable.
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