AI doesn't care if you're wearing a suit.
It doesn't care about your very expensive office in the city.
It doesn't care about your mortgage, your MBA, or how many people you manage.
It doesn't care where you schooled, or how you speak.
It doesn't care what car you drive.
It doesn't care how tall you are, what race you are, or who you know.
It doesn't care about your watch, your accent, your handshake, your smile.
Imagine a world without the meetings,
and the meetings about meetings,
and the meetings about those meetings.
A world where work is measured by the precision of your prompts,
the clarity of your thinking,
and the results that follow.
Look around you.
The moment isn't in two years, or five, or ten.
It's now.
It is as inevitable as the printing press, the automobile, the internet.
Prompts in. Results out.
The rest is theatre.
The last act is quickly coming to an end,
and the curtains will shortly close.
The fourth wall is collapsing.
The lights are on.
Are you on the stage, or in the audience?
