As a father of two teenagers, I've been thinking about this myself. When intelligence becomes cheap, what can humans do to drive value? One thing that I keep coming back to is community and connection - so I think soft skills (like communication, public speaking, debate, etc) become more important than many advanced degrees. I completely agree with @Dmitry Shapiro about "influencers, curators, brand, reputation" being more important. People will gravitate to who and what they know. I also think agency, lifelong learning, adaptability, and resiliency are key. Would love to hear what others think too.

IMO the focus shouldn't be on the next 5-10 years, but on the next 80. I think we'll have AGI and ASI in our children's lifetime. They're going to see more change than we have, and how can we best prepare them for this?

Registered. Thanks!