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I don't know if it's "embracing" it, it's just a fact of life. I remember in an interview with Marc Andreessen he spoke about introducing his 8 year old to cha
by bko 2y ago
I don't know if it's "embracing" it, it's just a fact of life.
I remember in an interview with Marc Andreessen he spoke about introducing his 8 year old to chat gpt. He described the moment as monumental, likening it to "bringing fire down from the mountains." However, his son was unimpressed by the technology, responding, "It's a computer. Of course you ask it questions and it gives you answers. What else is it for?"
- deltarholamda 2y agoI compare it to something like PEDs or even painkillers. These too are a fact of life, but going down that road makes a lot of decisions for you. AI in certain hands will be fine. In other hands it will be a disaster for the person that uses it, because they will not perform the reps they need to really be able to think. Believing a computer is a magic box that gives answers is not great, it's adjacent to "believe and do what the computer tells you".