I got into a conversation with my friends. I said the "professional managerial class" will not exist in 20 years. They said I underestimate how long it takes for systems to change. What are we thinking chat

Conversation was downstream of talking about utility of MBAs

I work primarily with C-suite and other execs and I've seen a major shift in their approach to AI, even in the last few months. I doubt that many still think that AI won't be making most corporate decisions 20 years from now.

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That’s interesting to hear. When I quit corporate life 1.5 years ago, It was the opposite haha 

Not surprised though, the quality of deep research and the potential of operator are starting to help people “get it”

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Yes, exactly! And, ideally, enable individuals and small teams to operate like much larger entities as a result of their autonomous team of ai agents, so we can level up the creator economy to have a larger impact on the world and the participants

My hope is that people realize that AI "making the decisions" isn't the goal...

But getting rid of the professional managerial class in favor of autonomous workers empowered by AI coordinator agents still should be!

Don't use AI to replace the people qualified to make decisions for other people. Use AI to qualify more people to make decisions for themselves!

Yeah, I've been a futurist keynote speaker since 2011, and the shift the last ~6 months has interesting to see. It was across the board "... but not MY job"  until pretty recently.