Turing Post editorial: the anxiety of abundance in AI is burning out top performers
TheTuringPost · x · 2026-11-11
Ksenia Se's FOD#175 editorial argues AI is no longer "normal technology": with a new model every week, the most efficient people she knows are burning out because too much is now possible at once—a mix of FOMO and overloaded decision-making. High-functioning anxiety may be the real problem of working with AI. Issue also previews guides on AI routing and real-time video generation methods.
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