The Coming Age of Wisdom Work

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Knowledge base

"Knowledge Work Is Dying—Here's What Comes Next" by Joe Hudson/Thesis: Executive coach Joe Hudson (who works with Sam Altman and other OpenAI executives) reveals what will matter when machines know everything: wisdom work. The skills of emotional clarity, discernment, and connection are becoming the new career currency—and tech giants are already investing in them. Read this if you want to stay relevant in a world where AI can do your job, but can't live your life.

"What the Em Dash Says About AI-assisted Writing—And Us" by Rhea Purohit/Learning Curve: Imagine being afraid to use a punctuation mark because it might make people think you're not human. That's the bizarre reality for writers in 2024, where the humble em dash has become AI's calling card. Read this if you want to be a more discerning reader in an age where the line between human and machine-generated content continues to blur.

🎧🖥 "GitHub's CEO On Getting 15 Million Developers to Trust AI With Their Code" by Dan Shipper/AI & I: GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke has led Copilot to become a dominant player in the coding agent market with 15 million users. In this episode, Dan and Dohmke dive into the coding agent wars (think Windows vs. Mac, but for AI), how GitHub embeds AI into tools developers already trust, and why—despite the rise of “vibe coding”—actually understanding your code still matters if you're building commercial software. 🎧🖥Watch on X or YouTube, or listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

"A New Map to Guide You Through the Every-verse" by Vivian Meng/Context Window: An Every subscription is actually a ticket to an entire galaxy of content and tools. We created a handy checklist to navigate our expanding universe of newsletters, AI apps, our Discord community, and our podcast AI & I. Read this if you want to make sure you're getting the full value from your subscription.

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