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What ifs are quite bad questions to predict anything. Also, AI is not. A platform like the smartphone needs building blocks and distribution systems for those

What ifs are quite bad questions to predict anything. Also, AI is not. A platform like the smartphone needs building blocks and distribution systems for those apps. Whatever you build with the current llm is not an app, is an interface to a black box you have absolutely no control over. A black box that, on top of that, people can access directly with a chat interface. I don’t think that’s a sustainable way to build a platform, nor it is a good idea to build a business on top of such a liability that you can't control in any possible way.

bryanrasmussen 2y ago
>Whatever you build with the current llm is not an app, is an interface to a black box you have absolutely no control over. A black box that, on top of that, people can access directly with a chat interface. so that means there are no apps built on top of search? An app in this context is something that allows you to do something much quicker than trying to putter around and figure out what prompt to use. There are apps that are essentially interfaces with a few frills on top. However I do agree that based on the platform the apps you get will not be multi million dollar apps, they will be more like browser plugins. Low value propositions that does not make you rich, but maybe does well enough that you can spend your time on it.