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Six Big Themes That Shaped Work in 2025
And What They Tell Us About 2026
from Work 3 Newsletter on Substack
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There are protest and riots on European city streets.
placards talk of housing and cost of living
For young people the old social contract is dead to them. They feel locked out of a promising future.
Essay on why we need to rebalance between
owners and earners,
the young and old.
wrk3.substack.com/p/from-cla…
“save this, remind me Thursday, add it to the ideas list.”
Voice note sent from the sofa.
Done. Zero apps opened.
A year running his own AI agent taught Matteo something bigger: don’t build your second brain on rented land 👇
My year with agents - and why I refuse to rent my Second Brain.
How I run a second brain from Telegram, and how you can set up your own - from #Work3 Newsletter on Substack
wrk3.substack.com/p/my-year-…
Musk: a SpaceX share for every American kid.
France: half a million on the streets over the cost of living.
You: training the AI that may replace you.
If AI does the work, who owns the value?
Brains Trust #7 · Thu 5pm UK
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Anthropic has developed scenarios for an AI catalysed economy. In the extreme case, the extra economic output flows largely to capital.
The outcome will be shaped by public opinion, law and, as ever, events, dear boy, events.
We are not passive recipients on this journey...
Read more about the World of Work in 7 Charts in comments....
Andrew Spence retweeted
Replying to @AndySpence
Reality may be different. Current demand for skilled workers (EU) far exceeds the supply of applicants. Dental assistants on top, followed by nurses, teachers, etc. Just one IT profession among the top 10. Most of these positions can't be replaced by AI.
Andrew Spence retweeted
Labor force participation is near a 50-year low and trending downwards even before AI and robots kick into high gear.
Andrew Spence retweeted
I think this is brilliant. @Atos will train 650,000 young people in the West Midlands for free.
1) The training subject is discernment, not how to prompt.
2_ When to trust the output, when to doubt it
That's education, not training
Judgment was always the humans job's real product and impact.
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