The segment is called Who Needs Humans. The answer is right there in the footage: a room full of them, teaching the model everything it knows. The disruption isn't that AI replaces people. It's that the people doing the training rarely hold a stake in what they're building. That's the gap Jobcoin was built for.

Friday. Most people are clocking out... But over 220 million $JOBCOIN is clocked in, and the clock doesn't stop for the weekend. Tokens work so you can live. And we will all be living well 🕰️

OG’s know by now. Silence is not inactivity. Silence is the team building. We are stronger than ever. 🐦‍🔥

This is the part the dashboards miss. A lot of people aren’t “displaced.” They were already standing in the gap. That’s the coordination problem.

A senior engineer, ten years in, posted a barely edited video about being tired of pretending what's happening with jobs and AI is normal. Over 800K people watched it in under two weeks. "We're just humans, not robots." The AI conversation needs more of this. By Anime Engineering Senpai, link below.

The quote comes from the Times' own brief. The exhibits are still sealed, and Microsoft says it is one employee's view. The bigger question does not need a verdict. If human work built this, where do humans fit next? washingtonpost.com/business/…

Quoted in a court filing unsealed today, a Microsoft director said AI training could be the "largest theft of labor in human history." A court will decide the law. The human part is simpler. Every model learned from people who clocked in. 🕰️ Pro-human is not anti-AI.

Season one rewind of Off the Clock! Episode 1, where all of this started. One conversation at a time, about work, worth, and what happens next. We're running our favorite moments back every Wednesday at 12pm PT while season two takes shape.

Jobcoin is built to sustain everything, including a Senate that cannot get to 60. 😉

Jobcoin board member @CodyCarboneDC, CEO of The Digital Chamber, opening TDC Forums in New York today. The policy conversation for digital assets happens in rooms like this one. Good to have forward-thinking, smart people at the table. Photos courtesy of our co-founder Thomas Kerr @Skrilloneon , who's in the room!

Off the Clock, Episode 9. David is between jobs right now. He builds his own computers, calls himself a techy kind of person, and when the conversation turned to AI he didn't want to talk about work. He wanted to talk about music, and what it means that a machine can sample everything Chris Cornell ever recorded. Some episodes are funny. This one is human. New episodes every Wednesday, 12pm PT / 7pm GMT

Labor Day exists because workers organized for it. The eight hour day, the weekend, the idea that a person is more than their output. None of it was given. All of it was won. The next fight looks different. AI isn’t coming for muscle. It’s coming for the resume. The answer is the same as it was in 1894: people, coordinated. Today, everyone’s off the clock. Happy Labor Day to all.

Agreed, Cody. Job’s not done. In fact, it’s just getting started. Great work!