Matthew Green on AI and work: 'humans will be necessary, just not so much their skills'
matthew_d_green · x · 2026-10-29
In a follow-up to a post admitting pessimism about AI's impact on work, cryptographer Matthew Green distills his view: "I think humans will be necessary, just not so much their skills" — a one-line take on automation replacing skills rather than people.
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