Michael Rill

Einfach machen

… and then?

Interesting contemplation about how recent advancements in AI will make us all more productive:

You rush through the writing, the researching, the watching, the listening, you’re done with it, you get it behind you — and what is in front of you? … But in the more immediate future: you’re zipping through all these experiences in order to do what, exactly? Listen to another song at double-speed? Produce a bullet-point outline of another post that AI can finish for you? 

The whole attitude seems to be: Let me get through this thing I don’t especially enjoy so I can do another thing just like it, which I won’t enjoy either

and then? – The Homebound Symphony (ayjay.org)