POST Stability
“Post Stability: Understanding the Shockwave of AI.”
We are entering the Post Stability era — a time when artificial intelligence has become the most destabilizing force since humans first picked up tools and carved symbols into stone. The word destabilizing is intentional: AI will bring extraordinary advances and opportunities, but also upheavals, disruptions, and risks we have never faced before. At Post Stability, we explore how AI is reshaping every foundation of society — from economics and warfare to culture and human identity — not as a story of doom or utopia, but as a transformation that will define the human experience for generations to come.
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The Job Ladder Is Breaking — And the Numbers Aren’t Showing It
CONTINUE READING: The Job Ladder Is Breaking — And the Numbers Aren’t Showing ItFor years the same reassurance has been repeated whenever concerns about the economy arise. Unemployment is low. Hiring is steady. The labor market is “resilient.” Charts appear, commentators smile, and the public is told the fundamentals are sound. If those numbers were truly reflecting reality, daily life would feel different. It does not. Talk to…
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AI You Can’t Inspect: Why Open Models Make Global Regulation a Story We Tell Ourselves
CONTINUE READING: AI You Can’t Inspect: Why Open Models Make Global Regulation a Story We Tell OurselvesFor most of the last decade, policymakers, industry leaders, and media have treated artificial intelligence as something manageable—dangerous, perhaps, but governable. The story went like this: powerful AI would be developed by a small number of responsible organizations; governments would regulate them; safety protocols would be established; and the technology would be deployed under controlled…
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The Market That Measures Us Can No Longer Measure What’s Coming
CONTINUE READING: The Market That Measures Us Can No Longer Measure What’s ComingWhy AI’s rise is breaking the old rules of capitalism — and why the stock market is the wrong tool to understand the new economy For more than a century, the stock market has been the scoreboard of capitalism. It measures growth, rewards innovation, punishes inefficiency, and reflects — however imperfectly — the productivity of…