The collapse of white-collar work as the most hopeful catastrophe of our time
danielpinchbeck.substack.com
The collapse of white-collar work as the most hopeful catastrophe of our time
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Re: The collapse of white-collar work as the most hopeful catastrophe of our time
#2Great read. Put into words what I've been feeling for a while now.
Re: The collapse of white-collar work as the most hopeful catastrophe of our time
#3>People throughout the AI industry are calling the release of GPT-5.3 Codex and Claude Opus 4.6 (as well as Claude Code and Cowork) as harbingers of a massive shift
"This is the best and most secure version of Windows yet!" -Microsoft, on every release.
I'm tired of the hype. AI is what it is:
"60% of the Time, It Works Every Time"
Re: The collapse of white-collar work as the most hopeful catastrophe of our time
#4Still not understanding the optimism. The Epstein files also reveal a large amount of the power held by the AI capitalists are morally bankrupt. Why on Earth would we expect this to pan out in any way that benefits normal people?
Re: The collapse of white-collar work as the most hopeful catastrophe of our time
#5Well, all that leisure time, and no spare money to buy anything with! Should be interesting.
Re: The collapse of white-collar work as the most hopeful catastrophe of our time
#6>People throughout the AI industry are calling the release of GPT-5.3 Codex and Claude Opus 4.6 (as well as Claude Code and Cowork) as harbingers of a massive shift "This is the best and most secure version of Windows yet!" -Microsoft, on every release. I'm tired of the hype. AI is what it is: "60% of the Time, It Works Every Time"
A massive shift that will put half of workers out of the job, but apparently undeserving of a major version number heh