This is such a sharp distillation of what makes generalists uniquely suited for the AI era.
I've always tried to frame my own path like this: not about being “anti-specialist,” but about stacking skills, zooming out, and staying responsive to complexity. In a world of narrow models and fixed roles, curiosity and cross-functionality are superpowers.
Jobs, Roles, You, Me - we're all products now. Start automating yourselves and finding new forms of value that you can spin up for your counterparties/colleagues .... 🤝
This is such a sharp distillation of what makes generalists uniquely suited for the AI era.
I've always tried to frame my own path like this: not about being “anti-specialist,” but about stacking skills, zooming out, and staying responsive to complexity. In a world of narrow models and fixed roles, curiosity and cross-functionality are superpowers.
Stay wide, stay weird, stay useful!
Some education systems also try to specialise you, but having a wider pool of knowledge will help us more in the long run.
Yeap. A lot of systems are still stuck in the old ways. The motivation to learn and generalized is largely up to you.
I like the practical advice for staying adaptable!
Jobs, Roles, You, Me - we're all products now. Start automating yourselves and finding new forms of value that you can spin up for your counterparties/colleagues .... 🤝