The future of discovering new needs and finding new demands—what we call innovation—is no longer solely the domain of individual humans, companies, institutions, or universities. It has become the domain of AI-native networks. Human individuals, companies, institutions, and universities will increasingly act as curators in a much broader, macro sense—organizing and presenting the new needs discovered by AI and the new things created by AI. (This is exactly what Terence Tao was talking about.) In a profound way, the meaning of human work is shifting: it becomes about providing a "God's-eye view" to sort, prioritize, and elevate the innovations generated by AI.

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