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Chamath asked a very interesting question to Satya Nadella "Most people's lived experience is not this magical productivity boost of AI. At best, it's integrating our Apple Watch data to tell us why we're sleeping less. That's, like, functionally the bar for most people. Or, “Why is my kid... show more

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Фото профиля Peter Rex

Peter Rex18 дней назад

most people are barely using it as a toy right now, thats exactly the gap that turns into a wealth gap in a few yrs. Whoever actually goes deep with it now is going to look like they had a head start later

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The Human Playbook18 дней назад

Two people disconnected from reality trying hard to show they are connected tot he average persons problem only to expose they’re extremely … detached from lives of everyday people

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Tom Nicholson18 дней назад

He didn't answer the question at all

Фото профиля Mukul Kumar

Mukul Kumar18 дней назад

Interesting.

Фото профиля Bret Greenstein

Bret Greenstein18 дней назад

Why does this sound like two guys in a bar trying to solve the crisis in the middle east over a few beers? The question is terrible (most people think AI helps them understand their Apple Watch data) and the answer is worse (a cliche use case of a doctor using AI so they can focus more on their patient - while promoting Copilot at the same time). The productivity of AI is real and massive across business users. Just ask them. The ROI comes when you transform work, raise targets, changing staffing and roles, and change business processes to delegate work to AI. Without structural change, you just have the same number of people working faster individually.

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Matthias Heger ⏩18 дней назад

people are stochastic parrots. They think AI is a danger when they hear AI is a danger. They think Covid is a dangerous pandemic when they hear Covid is a dangerous pandemic. They believe EVERYTHING. If media wants, they would believe in vampires and witches again.

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