I suspect we'll be in a cycle of learning how-to do-good work for a while, especially at the rate artificial intelligence develops, and the rate at which the humans develop products with and around AI. Using your MP3 example, I hope we avoid parallelism for that experience--the iPod, for all its bluster, was still a marketing success and an inaccessible price point for many people. I'm hopeful it won't be the case with AI products, and I'm excited for a future where the world is more accessible through AI. Thanks for an inspiring read, Justin. I for one, am excited for this brave new world.
I suspect we'll be in a cycle of learning how-to do-good work for a while, especially at the rate artificial intelligence develops, and the rate at which the humans develop products with and around AI. Using your MP3 example, I hope we avoid parallelism for that experience--the iPod, for all its bluster, was still a marketing success and an inaccessible price point for many people. I'm hopeful it won't be the case with AI products, and I'm excited for a future where the world is more accessible through AI. Thanks for an inspiring read, Justin. I for one, am excited for this brave new world.