> but AI strikes me as a bit different from crypto in that it's creeping into our everyday lives. Taking this further: Crypto was creeping into our lives, but

> but AI strikes me as a bit different from crypto in that it's creeping into our everyday lives. Taking this further: Crypto was creeping into our lives, but only in the FOMO sense; People thought they needed to invest in crypto because other people were going to invest in crypto and they didn’t want to miss out. The actual use cases of crypto aren’t attractive to most people, aside from ideological or law-evading circumstances. AI is different because people are rushing to actually use it for their own benefit. Investors are rushing to place their bets, but we already see big companies deploying AI in the real world in ways that are being used by the general public.