JENSEN HUANG WAS JUST ASKED IF HE FEELS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE WAY AI WILL TRANSFORM HUMAN LABOR His answer was a masterclass in why this revolution will be different. Then he ended with this line: "Everybody will have to use AI because if you don't use AI you gonna lose your job to somebody who does." His full reasoning: "Our job is not to wrangle a spreadsheet. Our job is not to type into a keyboard. Our job is generally more meaningful than that." "AI will drive productivity, revenue growth, and therefore more hiring." "It's for certain everybody's jobs will change as a result of AI. Some jobs will disappear obviously. Every single industrial revolution some jobs are just gone, but a whole bunch of new jobs are created." The thesis: AI is the next industrial revolution. Adapt or get replaced.

Raycast is my favorite example when people ask me about designing keyboard shortcuts. Most of us try to make shortcuts memorable. T is for theme, so I'm going to make option+t toggle theme. That's fine. But you need to consider user's hand placement. Are they using your app one-handed, or are both hands already on the keyboard (like right after launching Raycast)? Which common actions a user might be need both a pointer and a keyboard to do? Raycast gets this. Really well. The shortcut should meet the hand where it already is.