Peter Diamandis: humanity won't run out of ambition even if AI takes over work
PeterDiamandis · x · 2026-11-06
Responding to fears that AI taking over work would leave humanity aimless, Peter Diamandis argues ambition won't run out: the ocean depths remain to be understood, the solar system to explore, animals to study — "and the list goes on." A techno-optimist take in the AGI-and-meaning debate.
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