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Some people are already capable of rapidly gaining domain knowledge from openly available sources. Reading the top 10 books in a field, watching a 100 hours of

Some people are already capable of rapidly gaining domain knowledge from openly available sources. Reading the top 10 books in a field, watching a 100 hours of recorded conference talks from expert practitioners, and reading about a thousand articles will give you more than enough context to operate in a domain, especially if you do some interviews with experts yourself and are DISCIPLINED about how you are learning the domain and building a mental model of the domain. You could say that google is already halfway to being an AI assistant with how they try and infer the real intent behind a search query. The question is what is the cost when an AI is wrong and you don't know that they're wrong. I would not want to start a startup based on 'knowledge' from ChatGPT.

dakiol 4y ago
You won't start a startup based on knowledge from ChatGPT, you: - will write a better performance review for your peers - will find better deals on Amazon - will sing custom karaoke songs (that mention you and your kids on that great match last day) on Saturday evenings - will make better predictions when betting who's gonna win the next world cup - will write more clickbait tweets - etc. All of this assuming the AI you can get access to does not get vandalized by Google, Apple, Facebook et. al and the first answers the AI is giving you are all sponsored by ads... which I certainly believe will happen. I guess AI assistants won't come with a Premium feature (without ads) just in the same way Google Search is not available without ads.