The Great Disruption: When Machines Begin to Think
English | October 18, 2026 | ASIN: B0HNH1WVRW | 395 pages | Epub | 3.72 MB
In 1930, during The Great Depression, John Maynard Keynes predicted that within a century, technology would solve humanity's struggle for survival and people might work only fifteen hours per week. He was right about the productivity. He was wrong about what we would do with it. Ninety-six year later, The Great Disruption begins where his prediction ends: when machines began to think.This book is a sweeping, rigorously researched account of how Artificial Intelligence is rewiring the foundations of civilization built by humans in the scarcity era. AI models are becoming abundant, democratized, continuously improving, at a scale never imagined, and their spread is reshaping every system, every industry, and every organization humans have built. We have built a technology that can create other technologies and find new discoveries at an unprecedented rate. The Great Disruption is an attempt to understand how this technological revolution unfolds, its second and third-order effects on industries, economies, capitalism, societies and the human fabric.The constraint of scare intelligence is broken; we are living through a moment that history will not describe as an era of technology, but as a reordering of intelligence itself. The question every reader will soon have to answer: when scarcity, humanity's oldest excuse, finally disappears, what will we choose to build, and for whom?For professionals, leaders, investors, policymakers, and anyone who senses the future is arriving faster than we are ready for.
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