Imagine all repeatable tasks are automated.
The only remaining way to create value would be to build something entirely new.
To do this, we build unique sets of knowledge and insights (by pursuing whatever cutting-edge problems we're drawn to, including those at the intersection of disparate fields).
Only then can we make the uniquely-human creative leaps needed to create something from nothing.
(Note: there’s no point worrying if AI/robots can be creative like this, because if they can, all bets are off. This book may ease your concerns.)
But that doesn’t answer the question: how does this knowledge translate into more opportunities?
Good question. Here’s how.