So... nothing. Glad we're in agreement here. If AI can do all the things people hope/dream it can, there won't be any value in doing it on behalf of folks. I would argue that even some "AI provider" (if that could even be a thing given a sophisticated enough agent) would see diminishing returns as the tech inevitably distills into everyone having bespoke agents running locally and handling/organizing/managing everything (of whatever needs managing, who knows).
Basically I don't see how you can be an AI maximalist and a capitalist at the same time. They're contradictory, IMO.
So... nothing. Glad we're in agreement here. If AI can do all the things people hope/dream it can, there won't be any value in doing it on behalf of folks. I would argue that even some "AI provider" (if that could even be a thing given a sophisticated enough agent) would see diminishing returns as the tech inevitably distills into everyone having bespoke agents running locally and handling/organizing/managing everything (of whatever needs managing, who knows).
Basically I don't see how you can be an AI maximalist and a capitalist at the same time. They're contradictory, IMO.
what value do you bring to the table or to this discussion?
Oops, sorry I already brought my own!
"The value of Juicero is more than a glass of cold-pressed juice. Much more."