Fascinating read - there are so many great parallels to how tech has evolved in the past. I think we are still in the era where companies are trying to figure out how to use AI. Once we move beyond this phase where boards mandate AI features just to have AI features (without necessarily the most thoughtful approach on strategy/implementation), I think the naysayers will come around to understanding how powerful AI can be.
Thank you! Agree - asking to add AI for the sake of adding AI doesn’t make the product better. Hopefully we will see more thoughtful approaches rather than this checking a box kind of approach.
Thanks for writing this, it clarifies a lot. I particularly liked Negroponte quote from 1993; it's fascinating how some predictions were so close, others far off. Great parallel to AI today.
Fascinating read - there are so many great parallels to how tech has evolved in the past. I think we are still in the era where companies are trying to figure out how to use AI. Once we move beyond this phase where boards mandate AI features just to have AI features (without necessarily the most thoughtful approach on strategy/implementation), I think the naysayers will come around to understanding how powerful AI can be.
Thank you! Agree - asking to add AI for the sake of adding AI doesn’t make the product better. Hopefully we will see more thoughtful approaches rather than this checking a box kind of approach.
Thanks for writing this, it clarifies a lot. I particularly liked Negroponte quote from 1993; it's fascinating how some predictions were so close, others far off. Great parallel to AI today.
Thank you!
Maybe it works. Maybe you try again.
Unlike this jeet retard, I was alive and using the internet in 1995. It always worked. There was no "maybe you try again"