Don't Let AI Become Your Mediocre " Multiplier": Redefining Labor Value

Many people haven't realized yet: the so-called "replacement" of humans by AI is essentially a major evolutionary leap in labor value.
1. Don't Compete with Machines in "Manual Labor"
Currently, the easiest tasks for AI to dominate are those that can be broken down into SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) and mastered through practice—"repetitive work."
The truth is: any skill that can be written into an employee handbook, AI can learn to become a "master" in seconds.
Response strategy: Since AI likes to do manual labor, just throw all the bricks to it. Pull yourself out of the quagmire of repetitive work and use AI to boost efficiency. This isn't laziness; it's tactical burden reduction.
2. Beware of "Cyber Muddy Water" Inflation
AI has indeed lowered the barriers to content creation to zero, but the side effects are obvious— the internet is being flooded with massive amounts of "cyber muddy water."
When information becomes cheap, deep thinking and independent judgment become luxuries. In an era where everyone uses AI to produce nonsense, your attention is the most scarce hard currency.
3. AI is Leverage, but You Need a "Fulcrum" First
AI is indeed a golden lever for creating "super individuals," but remember basic physics: a lever is used to amplify signals.
If you possess unique insights, exceptional taste, and damn good aesthetics, AI is your exoskeleton armor, allowing you to live like an army alone;
But if your soul is hollow and you follow the crowd, AI is just a mediocre amplifier—meaning you produce mediocrity faster, and that's all.
> Core logic:
> Your core competitiveness isn't about how fast you can operate AI, but whether you have an "inner core worth being amplified by AI."
> Translated into plain language:
> Don't just focus on how to write prompts for AI; first, learn how to "model" your life.