AI doesnt end expertise. It changes which kinds of expertise get paid. @technologyreview

AI doesnt end expertise. It changes which kinds of expertise get paid. @technologyreview

Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

AI is making it easier to produce work. That doesn’t mean it’s making it easier to produce good work.

In this EmTech clip, Kevin Delaney explores the rise of “AI work slop” and why, as execution becomes cheaper, expertise and judgment become more exponentially more valuable.

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AI doesn't end expertise. It changes which kinds of expertise get paid.