🧵Thread: In the AI Era, Only Two Types of People Will Be Valuable: Those Who Define Needs and Those Who Take the Blame 1/🧭 Stanford CS graduates are struggling to find jobs. Facebook isn't hiring people with less than 3 years of experience; headhunters are switching to data labeling. One Thread explains who will be eliminated in the AI era 👇 2/⚡️ Serial entrepreneur Qu Xiaoyin's core judgment: 【I am definitely dumber than AI】 Therefore, don't "teach" AI how to do things; give it the authority to run on its own. Her company already operates this way—people are only responsible for defining needs and taking the blame. 3/🔥 AI has made her busier, not more idle. "Originally, I did one thing; now I do five. Competitors release five features a day." 【Increased desires lead to greater busyness; only monks are idle.】 4/🎯 Who won't be replaced? Only two types: 【Those who define needs】—possess unique industry knowledge that AI can't grasp in context. [The Scapegoat] – Signing agreements, taking responsibility, and being held accountable by the boss when things go wrong. 5/⚡️ Three types of companies she doesn't favor: Those with many functions but no network effect – Alibaba will copy them and then hire Dilraba Dilmurat as a spokesperson, crushing them. Those that price AI based on labor costs – more than three companies can replace it, reducing the price to zero. Those that sell agents based on functional departments – these departments exist only because human brain bandwidth is limited. 6/🚀 Her bet on SkillBoss: "Lobsters have recipes but no ingredients; we solve the problem of buying ingredients." Not selling the interface, but the capabilities; one API key connects to all services, even for 2 cents. 7/🧭 Her quote for the future: "Everyone has an Aladdin's lamp, capable of granting unlimited wishes." The timeless truth – those with dreams have value, and those who take the blame have value.