Out of curiosity, what are some milestones after which you’d say, “now, we have scratched the surface”?
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Executive assistants will make the equivalent of director of engineering salaries, as a third order effect.
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Also true of hardware / the material world. We know almost nothing about matter!
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In the future we are still going to be stupid, but by golly we are going to be stupid *fast*.
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Any ways you think we should be scratching differently? Is scratching the right approach?
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True. SkyNet and the Matrix don’t exist yet.
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Apple is a great example of this. A traditionally hardware company with some software experiences is doing a 180 degree turn. Anywhere from hardware further enabled by software (camera) to full on software services (TV+). HW is ebbing while SW is flowing with the sine wave.
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That's what many people are afraid of.
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I would say scratching the surface would be doing everything humans now do. But then there's the factor of doing it better and coordinatedly, and then even doing better things. Imagining bigger and better goals will be the best thing. Planning and accomplishing those goals too.
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AI-assisted programming will get us further, but the application of software is up to the humans (for now). The biggest mover will be Neuralink.
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