AI makes everything faster. Are we ready for the pressure that creates?

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Summary

作者反思 AI 在提升效率的同时可能悄悄抬高了工作速度的默认标准,使节省下来的时间被更大的工作量吞掉,并思考如何让 AI 真正把时间还给人们。

Everyone talks about AI saving time. Fewer people talk about what happens when saved time becomes an expectation. If a report used to take two days and now takes two hours, the reward may not be more free time. It may simply become five reports instead of one. I use AI because it removes tedious work, and I like that. But I’m starting to wonder whether productivity tools also change what employers consider a normal workload. How do we make sure AI gives people time back instead of quietly raising the speed limit?
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