Genki Konno | Ghost Notes Tokyo

Dispatches from Tokyo on AI, Japan & what it means to be human.
MBA × Sales & CS practitioner.
Writing what no one else can — from the inside.
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[Genki Konno | Ghost Notes Tokyo @genki_105]

@Rabbuttz_VR 感動でした！

[Genki Konno | Ghost Notes Tokyo @genki_105]

43歳で飛び込んで、3年で気づいたこと―ジョブ型という現実｜genki https://t.co/U7hVSqAFAV

[Genki Konno | Ghost Notes Tokyo @genki_105]

大企業にいることが、最大のリスクになる日-AI時代の「フィジカル×5F」生存戦略｜genki https://t.co/1Rh4ytcy11

[Milk Road AI @MilkRoadAI]

Sam Altman said something this week that most AI CEOs would never say publicly.

He called out the other executives in the room.

"I know some AI CEOs are saying things like 50% of the jobs are going to go away. To say nothing of how tone deaf it is for someone to be saying my company is going to eliminate 50% of the jobs AND my company is going to be the most valuable company in human history."

The criticism isn't that job change isn't coming, it is and Altman said that clearly.

His point is that framing mass displacement as an inevitable feature while simultaneously positioning your company as the biggest winner in history is a special kind of detached from reality.

And the data actually backs him up on the nuance here.

In 2024, AI directly created over 119,900 jobs mostly in data centers, infrastructure, and AI development itself.

Jobs lost to AI in the same period roughly 12,700 and that's less than 0.1% of all layoffs that year.

The World Economic Forum projects 92 million roles displaced by 2030, but 170 million new ones created, a net gain of 78 million jobs globally.

History says this pattern holds every time.

When the PC went mainstream, entire categories of jobs vanished, entire industries we now take for granted didn't exist, 60% of U.S. workers today are in occupations that didn't exist in 1940.

What Altman is actually saying is something more sophisticated than don't worry.

He's saying that productivity gains from AI don't reduce work, they raise expectations.

Faster output leads to bigger goals, tighter timelines, and more ambitious projects. The work expands to fill the capacity.

The fear isn't irrational but the framing is just wrong.

[Genki Konno | Ghost Notes Tokyo @genki_105]

Claude Codeは私の過去を学習し、私の未来を平均化する｜genki https://t.co/5ZXGhDORjU

[Genki Konno | Ghost Notes Tokyo @genki_105]

Doublethink Is Not a Bug. In Japan, It's the Operating System. https://t.co/FdGzl0BUPC

[Genki Konno | Ghost Notes Tokyo @genki_105]

Does Your Ghost Live in the Error Log? https://t.co/GaAOxrYByT

[Manoj Kumar Shah @techxmanoj]

After 3 years using Claude, I can say it’s the technology that has revolutionized my life.

Here are 18 prompts I use daily that have transformed my day to day; they could do the same for you:

(Save this 🔖)

[面白ツイート図鑑 @snsnokyoufu]

世界で最も幸せな男性、発見される

[Shubhvani @shubhvanii]

Elon Musk has time to run 4 billion dollars companies, reply to strangers on Twitter, and father of 14 kids..

But that girl you're seeing takes 16 hours to reply because she's busy..

move on bro

[Genki Konno | Ghost Notes Tokyo @genki_105]

なぜ視座と解像度は反比例するのか？——カスタマーサクセスが「ガラパゴスの入口」になる構造的理由｜こんちゃん先輩 https://t.co/CpEsUj3IAo

[Genki Konno | Ghost Notes Tokyo @genki_105]

AIに「答え」を聞くな。お前はもう、無意識に結果を捏造している｜こんちゃん先輩 https://t.co/wppk8Oc72O

[Genki Konno | Ghost Notes Tokyo @genki_105]

AIとストーリーとしての競争戦略：シンギュラリティ時代の「非合理」という生存戦略｜kon-chan

AIがプロンプト一つで「正解」を量産する時代。
全員が最強の武器を持ったとき、最後に勝敗を分けるのは何か？
https://t.co/DNBvcMOksy

[Genki Konno | Ghost Notes Tokyo @genki_105]

1984年の予言は、AIによって「完成」したのか？｜kon-chan https://t.co/1SMYAEcLmC

[Genki Konno | Ghost Notes Tokyo @genki_105]

攻殻機動隊の「ゴースト」は、AIの「エラーログ」の中に宿るのか｜kon-chan https://t.co/DAyz01Yp3q