The Daily Stoic · 2026-09-01 · 6 min · 1,138 words

BONUS | 7 Books AI Can't Replace

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Welcome to the Daily Stoic Podcast. Designed to help bring Those four key stoic virtues courage, discipline, justice, and wisdom are Into the real world. If you're worried about AI, if you're worried about being replaced, if you're worried about people's brains breaking, these are some books that will help you not just understand the world of AI, but I think actually thrive in it. I think we should start with

Awesome Cleon stuff. So first off, this book, Still Like an Artist, is incredible. AI is of all these influences, takes from everyone, but it doesn't ultimately have like a point of view. It doesn't have anything to say. It is not actually greater than the sum of its parts, but human beings can be. So I think this is a great book on creativity. But then also Like the point of creative work is not just the product, it's the process. It's being the person who did the thing. That's what people don't yes, you can have AI write an essay for you. The point is not to have the product, the point is to be the person that did the thing, that learned the thing along the way. And to me that's a lot. of what show your work is about. If you've done this long enough you you understand technological trends come and go. It always feels like this is a pivotal moment, this is a rock bottom moment, everything's falling apart, blah blah blah blah blah. Keep going, keep doing your work.

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