Why the AI Job Apocalypse Never Happened
John Coogan explains why AI acts like normal technology: altering daily tasks without collapsing offshore labor markets or spiking macro productivity.
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John Coogan and Jordi Hays break down Jensen Huang's appearance on The Ezra Klein Show and his stance on AI safety and lab containment. They analyze why AI productivity gains lead to more work rather than fewer jobs using the 'big rocks' framework, evaluate Claude Opus 5.5's code-driven visual generations against the application layer, and review rumors surrounding the Tesla Roadster and Nathan Fielder's documentary with Elizabeth Holmes.
John Coogan explains why AI acts like normal technology: altering daily tasks without collapsing offshore labor markets or spiking macro productivity.
Claude Opus 5.5 can generate animations via code, but John Coogan explains why curation and workflows keep application startups alive.
Jensen Huang tells Ezra Klein that AI safety is simple engineering. If a lab cannot contain an experiment, shut the lab down.
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