Who Is AI For? Part One
Paul Pfanner opens a three-part investigation into who AI is serving, starting with the fear he keeps encountering and what the research shows about work. Part one of three.
Last Man Standing
Paul Pfanner spent a career in motorsport and media and never made music. Then a fake AI “artist” got under his skin, and he answered it by building a 16-song album with his own lyrics, and a 4-minute, 33-scene music video in under a month. What a machine can make, and the one thing it can't fake.
Fast, Cheap and Wrong
Paul Pfanner on the week Ford proved AI is a brilliant tool and a costly replacement.
The Reskilling Race
Bill Sparks's Cold Read on the reskilling problem: 78 million net new jobs are coming by 2030, but only for the companies fast enough to teach their people how to claim them.