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> the laziest implementation with "Friend". Given the (current) weaknesses in the AI underlying these gadgets, I feel we will look back to these widgets much i
by Bluestein 2y ago
> the laziest implementation with "Friend".
Given the (current) weaknesses in the AI underlying these gadgets, I feel we will look back to these widgets much in the same way the "crazy flying machines" of the early days of aviation look ridiculous now. They were ridiculous.-
(But perhaps a necessary part of the technology's evolution ...)
- disqard 2y agoGood call! Reading "The Wright Brothers" by David McCullough did give me a deep appreciation for how their slow, steady, incremental progress was thoroughly grounded and authentic. It ended up beating all the deep-pocketed rivals, most of whom were aiming to capitalize on the gestalt of the moment. History sure does rhyme! P.S. I wonder who is (or what applications are) today on that slow, steady path of leveraging AI using carefully thought-out + meaningful approaches? Time is the best filter :)
- Bluestein 2y ago> wonder who is (or what applications are) today on that slow, steady path I am afraid it is a "gold rush" situation. Also, maybe (maybe) if VC and Wall Street love slows down a bit , we might see more careful approaches.- Under these circumstances I am afraid the slower, careful approach does not get much used.- Maybe - maybe - Anthropic could be that company. But the environment is not conducive. And, the major players - it appears - lack leadership to approach the development in this incremental, wise, and secure way.-