The tech industry is thriving. The people who built it are being discarded. Companies are cutting solid workers on the expectation AI will replace them, not because it has. The $100k job didn't vanish, it got hollowed out and handed off to cheaper employees while the people who held it wonder what's next. We've done this before. The space program scattered its talent and spent decades relearning what it already knew. The industry is about to forge ahead on the same path. The

We’ve had experience with revolutionary tech. Remember CGI? We are following similar paths with AI as we did with CGI. Massive adoption, over-adoption, then settling into a balanced approach. Here’s how I think it will pan out.

The operating system we know and love today will not be sustainable in a post AI world. These OS’s are designed for offline first workloads, with much of the work we do on a day to day basis done in a browser. What would a post-AI OS look like?