役に立つだけの人間は、AIと価格競争になる

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Recorded09 Jun 2026

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What happens when being “useful” is no longer enough? In this episode, I explore how AI is rapidly making information, explanations, summaries, and practical advice cheaper and more abundant than ever before. As useful content becomes increasingly commoditized, creators may find themselves competing directly with AI. I argue that the future value of human-created content may lie not in usefulness alone, but in perspective, experience, bias, conviction, and personal worldview. At the same time, workplaces may continue to reward uniquely human qualities such as trust, humor, emotional intelligence, and leadership. In an AI-driven world, what remains distinctly human?

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