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Reject AI Prophecies, Free the Future

A growing number of organizations tie AI use to performance evaluations, potentially leading to blind obedience to 'prophecies.' Audrey Tang argues that prophecy shapes the future rather than predicts it, citing Taiwan's example in semiconductors and pandemic response to show collective action can overturn seemingly inevitable trends. The key is how we choose to respond to AI's impact on labor, and to co-create a future with multiple possibilities.

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Reject AI Prophecies, Free the Future
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  • AI use tied to performance may lead employees to blindly follow prophecies
  • Self-fulfilling prophecy: believing AI will replace most jobs triggers behavior that makes it happen
  • Taiwan's experience shows collective action can overturn seemingly inevitable trends
  • Rejecting inevitability doesn't mean rejecting technology; it's about preserving choice and co-governance

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