The Final Form of Work: Why Renaissance Thinkers Will Matter in a Post-AGI World

In a post-AGI world, the most important work may be deciding where to point the supercomputer, and that task will fall to philosophers, economists and cross-domain scientists who can judge which problems are worth solving. The author argues this meta-problem, from curing one cancer versus another to how compute is distributed, will become the world's most important process. He advises ambitious students to become renaissance thinkers rather than defaulting to computer science.