I'm not worried about human extinction by AI. I'm worried about human extinction by humans. That was my closing thought on the @VivaTech stage last week. For three centuries, work has been our centre of gravity. It has shaped our economic models, our social identity, our sense of personal purpose. So it is worth asking what happens when AI begins to absorb the work we built our lives around. OpenAI describes its own mission as building systems that "outperform humans at most economically valuable work." If that ambition is realised, the question stops being technical and becomes civilisational. What are humans for? There will be a painful period of adjustment, where our economic and political models lag behind the technology. But I am an optimist. I believe the companies that define the next decade will be the ones using AI not to replace us, but to unlock what is most human in us. The final frontier is not out there. It is in here. As we work less, we will have to relearn how to play more, how to connect more deeply, how to hold on to our own agency. The tech frontier is fascinating. But the human frontier is the one that matters. That is what I am investing in. #RogueVentures