Microsoft winning here requires them to actually execute well which they have a long storied history of completely missing the window. Tablets, phones, MP3 players, they were always either too early or too late and their consumer marketing is terrible.
replyYou could be right, but I don’t think it’s going to be Microsoft that’ll be the leader here.
I still can't get over people calling ChatGPT "chat" instead of it referring to a stream chat.
replyHow is that different than using a calculator
replyKids are absolutely using chat for calculator tasks.
replyThere was a meme going around last week where a child saw a phone calculator app and remarked "wow there's an AI just for math".
Generalizing, they're using chat for everything else, like search. Actually reading a source is not on their radar.
This is frightening. A whole generation that will not, and can not, think. At all. "Do it for me."
If you want to get rich quick there's a huge lesson here: sell to children early. If you can get 5-year-olds hooked on your product and growing up thinking it's the only way to do things, they will give you a huge amount of money later in life. Such as paying ChatGPT to be a calculator.
replyIt's less likely to be accurate, it's slower, and far less efficient as a bonus.
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