Every 🪨(@every):We live in a world of nearly infinite answers. That makes the question the scarce part. @neuranne, argues that the basic unit of work now shifts from finishing a task to running an experiment: Define the question, decide what evidence would change your mind, then let AI compress the work of finding out. Her practical version: Spend less time perfecting a plan and more time running experiments. Humans define the question and decide what evidence would change their view. AI compresses the work of running it. The human job is to interpret the result and choose the next question. Read Anne-Laure’s Thesis Statement:

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We live in a world of nearly infinite answers. That makes the question the scarce part. @neuranne, argues that the basic unit of work now shifts from finishing a task to running an experiment: Define the question, decide what evidence would change your mind, then let AI compress the work of finding out. Her practical version: Spend less time perfecting a plan and more time running experiments. Humans define the question and decide what evidence would change their view. AI compresses the work of running it. The human job is to interpret the result and choose the next question. Read Anne-Laure’s Thesis Statement: