If AI can do the work, what should we learn?

What happens when a technology transforms an industry, and what might AI transform next? Sacha and Shravani record at Seattle’s Gas Works Park, where the machinery of an earlier era still stands. They explore how AI could change what we learn, how employers find people, who takes responsibility for an agent’s work, and what makes content valuable when anyone can create it. Do degrees still matter if your work speaks for itself? And if AI can make polished content on demand, where does original human thinking fit? Chapters 00:00 A past “tornado” at Gas Works Park 02:31 What should we learn in the age of AI? 05:00 Do tests and credentials need to change? 07:37 Could AI find your next job for you? 10:51 The future of degrees and universities 15:58 AI agents and the future of work 17:17 Who is responsible for an agent’s mistakes? 18:28 How much do humans still need to understand? 24:19 What happens when content becomes easy to make? 29:29 Content made for each person 33:09 AI agents as gatekeepers of attention 34:50 What we’re watching next What would you want an AI hiring agent to discover about your work? Tell us in the comments, and subscribe for more conversations from *In the AI of the Tornado*. #ArtificialIntelligence #FutureOfWork #Education #AIAgents