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The Compass (coming soon): https://www.thecompass.diy Patreon: https://patreon.com/angelosomers Newsletter and free community: https://www.angelosomers.com People used to feel like they were something that happens to the future... today, the future is happening to us. If AI can do everything better than us, what are we for? A video essay about artificial intelligence, the future of work, and the fear of becoming unnecessary. Every skill I want to learn now comes with an asterisk: by the time I learn it, a machine might do it better, faster and cheaper. It’s getting harder to imagine the life I’m preparing for, or the world my children might inherit. During the Industrial Revolution, machines became stronger than us. Now they’re challenging the intelligence, creativity and expertise we built our identities around. What happens to ambition and self-worth when we can no longer justify our importance through our usefulness? Drawing on David Deutsch’s The Beginning of Infinity, and the history of technological change, this essay explores AI anxiety, automation, human purpose, and the possibility of a world beyond work. Why would we make art, learn difficult things or pursue discovery if a machine could outperform us? And could the future we’re afraid of give us more reasons to live? What would you do with your life if money were no object? Subscribe for more video essays on philosophy, culture and being human. #ArtificialIntelligence #Philosophy #VideoEssay — Twitter: https://x.com/Angelo_Somers Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelo.somers/ — Watch next: The Violent Desire to Be Great https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLbDL5ypMxg Subscribe for more videos on psychology, philosophy, modern life, and the strange project of becoming. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 The warnings 00:44 The future is happening to us 02:17 The humiliation 05:43 Progress toward what? 06:58 Your work, or yourself? 10:09 What we want 13:48 Useless is not worthless 17:20 The unknown future 20:39 True rebellion 22:41 A personal note