My post, which is likely not clear, is not about training models. It is about an AI product which could replace everything that your brain does. Not just work,

My post, which is likely not clear, is not about training models. It is about an AI product which could replace everything that your brain does. Not just work, but all of your decision making [0]. If all of your work and knowledge is done via text like Slack or Email, or via transcribed online meetings, then this seems relatively easy in the long term. That problem is not that hard, conceptually. However, it would still not know some anecdote that you heard over beers from someone else, which is how multiple AI concepts were discovered. If we continue that idea, not just work, but to offload all our our thinking, a virtual you, it would require from birth A/V data capture, right? [0] The reason that this came up in my mind is that today I presented a new LLM-enabled feature in my SaaS product, to my beta users. One user quickly and unironically, responded "This is awesome! I don't have to use my brain for this anymore!" This scared the crap out of me, and my post here is the generalization of this idea.