Every’s Thesis Statements Reframe AI Work
Every’s Thesis Statements is a rolling collection of 100 predictions from builders, founders, and researchers about work after automation, with the first 25 statements published. The ideas will be debated at Every’s Thesis 2027 conference on November 5, 2026.
The project makes future-of-work discussion more useful by turning vague AI anxiety into specific, debatable bets—but it remains a curated opinion set, not evidence.
- –The strongest theme is capability expansion: automation may create more demand for expert judgment, taste, and direction.
- –For developers, the collection argues for human-agent systems built around goals, evaluation, and workflow design.
- –Several contributors favor inventing AI-native workflows over simply adding AI to legacy software.
- –Its long-term value will depend on revisiting which predictions survive contact with real-world adoption.
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