Workers Using Generative AI - What Quietly Changed at Work

I'm writing a book about AI and work, and I need to talk to people who are living it. Not the headline version. The view from inside the job: what's quietly fallen off your week, what's suddenly worth more, what your boss believes that isn't true, what you're doing about any of it. I've published an extract today. It's about knocker-uppers — the Victorians paid to tap on your window before dawn (it's an awesome story!) — and the sixty-year gap between "the machine that replaces you exists" and "the last human doing this stops." If you'd be up for a conversation, message me. And if you know someone whose story I should hear, send me their name. The knocker-uppers never got to compare notes. We do.