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“Control can sometimes be an illusion.” - Mr. Robot The interesting shift isn’t gaining access to more AI models. It’s understanding what level of intelligence the work actually requires.

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Oluwatobiloba Samuel3 months ago

The Mr. Robot quote fits perfectly. Most AI spend is wasted on overkill models for simple tasks. Ramp Router seems like the practical fix we've needed.

0xTinh3 months ago

Thinking more about what level of intelligence a task really needs is honestly the underrated skill now. Over engineering with the latest model is just ego.

DATAWITHLOVEDAY3 months ago

The next competitive edge won't be using AI. It'll be allocating intelligence efficiently. Most tasks don't need the smartest model they need the right one.

Ken3 months ago

Control IS an illusion don't get it twisted.

Đỗ Văn Nam3 months ago

spending more than needed for the task at hand

Real Life Thoughts3 months ago

Technology keeps evolving, but wisdom is still choosing the right approach.

Dollfi3 months ago

More power doesn’t matter if you don’t know where to point it

Julian C3 months ago

Yep, access isn’t the flex-knowing what matters is.

Dom3 months ago

An illusion?, interesting 🤔

Cat Cartel3 months ago

Meanwhile Elliot is over here completely bypassing the tech stack with simple ROT-13 cipher. Do you think fsociety used AI?

dhang3 months ago

matching the right model to the task is underrated 👀

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