What makes AI different from past revolutions is that it does not end with innovation in the digital world, but has the potential to…

Korean Alpha EN (@korean_alpha_en), Sep 3, 2026, 13:23 UTC

What makes AI different from past revolutions is that it does not end with innovation in the digital world, but has the potential to directly replace work done by humans in the real world. Human productivity exploded first when people began farming, and productivity exploded again with the Industrial Revolution. And I believe that the next productivity revolution brought about by AI could produce productivity increases so steep that they are incomparable to those that have occurred before. Humans are not very efficient machines. Performing the same tasks repeatedly has already been largely…

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