> In their vision for the future, work goes from a messy experience of learning and exploring to something more akin to assembly-line production. I would argue

> In their vision for the future, work goes from a messy experience of learning and exploring to something more akin to assembly-line production. I would argue this, the 'messy place' is where a huge amount of real innovation happens in knowledge working. I see this with my team, only a handful of them can operate effectively in this space ( I refer it to as they grey area) but they are the ones that end up taking bigger bolder bets which payoff more often than not. It's also the space where you let your mind wander and discover associations between topics that you didn't first realize, it's the place where you ask questions a lot rather than relentlessly focus on solutions, KPIs, OKRs and all that other process driven BS. This is the space AI can't operate as effectively as those chosen few in my team...but it's getting damn close.