AI Will Reward The People Who Adapt First
9 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief spoken monologue, Kevin Surace uses an ancient story about the invention of the wheel to illustrate how early adopters of transformative technology gain massive productivity and economic advantages. He contrasts two townspeople: one who sees the wheel as a threat to his livelihood and quits, and another who embraces it, adds a second wheel, and triples his output at lower cost, thereby serving more customers and earning more. Surace draws a direct parallel to artificial intelligence, arguing that those who adopt AI early will similarly dominate, while those who resist will be left behind. He urges listeners to position themselves at the front of the technological parade rather than the back.










