I just had a thought that when we were first introduced to home computers, or when we first got a modern operating system that anyone could use, or when we firs

I just had a thought that when we were first introduced to home computers, or when we first got a modern operating system that anyone could use, or when we first got mobile phones, or home internet or, to end the examples, first self driving car, were the reactions same? How well did we extrapolate that to next decade and are we there now? If no, then I guess this new AI stuff will not explode as much as we think but will only become a part of our daily lives (like phones or automatic cars?) while still struggling for new highs. Bottleneck could be computation, or may be lack of coherency or sensibility on a larger and larger scales. What you seem to be ignoring here is that none of these text, image and video generation models can distinguish between common sense and non-sense/BS. And that's what they end up generating.