What Milton Friedman Would Say About Jobs Lost to AI
Milton Friedman never met a labor-saving machine he didn't like—and AI, he'd argue, is no different from the tractor or the elevator before it.
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Milton Friedman never met a labor-saving machine he didn't like—and AI, he'd argue, is no different from the tractor or the elevator before it.
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The Mona Lisa took him 16 years. Here's what he understood about unfinished things that most productivity advice gets wrong.
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She processed tons of ore by hand to isolate a few grams of radium, with no recognition and constant setbacks. Here's how she kept going.
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He lost more elections than he won, ran a cabinet full of people who'd publicly mocked him, and still got the job done. Here's how.
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Six novels, and not one of her heroines ever says the wrong thing by accident. Here's what she actually understood about awkward social situations.
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