Every's Dan Shipper: Saying "Claude did it" will soon sound like "my laptop did it"
danshipper · x · 2026-11-14
Dan Shipper, co-founder of Every, argued at the Thesis 2027 event that in a few years people will simply say "I did this" — crediting Claude will sound as odd as crediting your laptop. The take reflects a view that AI tools will fully dissolve into work itself rather than remain a separate source of credit.
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