I like Tesler’s Theorem, which I recently heard about:

> AI is whatever hasn’t been done yet

Great way of putting it. That’s clearly what it is and it’s very good at that job. But it’s insane to pretend like it can be used with minimal supervision in all or even most applications.

From a tech discourse perspective, things have never been less productive than they are right now. I feel like we’re witnessing the implosion of an industry in real time. Thanks in no small part to venture capital and its henchmen.

Everyone seems to be drinking the proverbial kool-aid, and everyone else who is looking at the situation skeptically are labeled luddites. I expect we’ll get some clarity over the next few years on who is right. But I don’t know. It feels like the breakdown of shared epistemology. The kind of shared epistemology on which civilization was built.