The Real Cost of AI and Remote Work Nobody Wants to Talk About

Описание: Most people think the AI debate is about tools.

It’s not.

This conversation goes deeper into what’s actually breaking right now:
Work culture. Creative ownership. Human connection. And the quiet isolation nobody is optimizing for.

In this episode of AI for Everyone, we unpack:

• Why remote work is under attack and where it actually works
• Why companies can optimize everything except culture
• How AI is accelerating isolation, confirmation bias, and creative sameness
• The danger of optimizing the human element out of art, work, and media
• What creatives, knowledge workers, and leaders can still protect right now

This isn’t fear porn.
It’s a reality check and a line in the sand.

If you work remotely, lead a team, create for a living, or feel uneasy about where AI is pushing us, this one will stick with you.

Make sure to check out Sukah too: https://www.thesukha.co/

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Timestamps

00:00 – Why this conversation matters now
01:00 – A rare mix of engineering and creative thinking
02:30 – What Suka actually does and why focus matters
04:00 – Remote work vs in-office: what’s really under attack
07:50 – Why companies can’t seem to build real culture
09:40 – Isolation, feeds, and confirmation bias
11:00 – What changes when humans are actually in the same room
13:00 – AI enters the conversation and why most people are unaware
14:10 – Job loss predictions and dangerous language from tech leaders
15:10 – AI, Hollywood, likeness, and creative ownership
19:30 – Optimization, formulas, and the death of flawed art
21:00 – Why the “Blair Witch moment” matters for AI creativity
25:45 – Historical tech panic cycles and what actually survives
27:15 – Sora, ethics, and why shock was intentional
29:00 – Ownership, subscriptions, and the future of IP
30:00 – How people can protect themselves right now
32:15 – Music, touring, and who really makes the money
35:20 – Speed round and final thoughts