Ethan Mollick (@emollick.bsky.social): When people talk about AI easily replacing workers, I think about this ethnography of copier repair technicians in the 1990s. Reading it, you see how work is complicated and improvised by workers and

Ethan Mollick predicts AI will enable systematic re-evaluation of all published research and accelerate scientific discovery beyond human absorption capacity.

A developer shares how LLMs reduced his repetitive strain injury by decreasing the need for complex keyboard shortcuts during coding.

An outside analyst examines why AI warning shots occurred and argues that dismissing AI x-risk as sci-fi is becoming increasingly untenable.

Argues that purpose-built manufacturing robots deserve more attention than humanoid robots, which receive disproportionate publicity relative to their practical utility.

Tech companies are redefining 'recording' for AI hardware by claiming always-listening devices that generate text summaries don't count as recordings.