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Will AI get so good that it outcompetes humans at every job? Tom Blomfield, a partner at Y Combinator, a startup accelerator, believes it will. The founder of Monzo, an online bank, has a provocative view of the future. He spoke to Andrew Palmer about what the rapid progress of AI could mean for work and for society.


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