I was an early user of Macs; the first computer I owned was a Mac Plus. I didn't own a PC until the 1990s. Most of the intro to this is credulous hooey. Macs w

I was an early user of Macs; the first computer I owned was a Mac Plus. I didn't own a PC until the 1990s. Most of the intro to this is credulous hooey. Macs weren't "bicycles for the mind" in some magic way that was different from PCs. What the early ones had was 1) a better and much more standardized interface, and 2) task switching that worked. As for the AI tools, image generation might occasionally be useful for a D&D game, but otherwise nothing on offer at the moment has much value. And the value of image generation (for me) is pretty small.