If the author really is right, that we're heading for a world with a cutthroat binary divide between the adopters and the non-adopters, then I know in my gut which side I want to be on, and it's not his.
If the author really is right, that we're heading for a world with a cutthroat binary divide between the adopters and the non-adopters, then I know in my gut which side I want to be on, and it's not his.
Heh, I find it interesting that you say this in relation to AI.
As an early adopter and - I assume - continuing user, I'm going to guess that you've encountered some of those benefits, and are anticipating even more over time. You know, which is what really matters. Those VPs et al are primarily bandwagonists who smell potentially more money, and that's all they usually care about. It's a tangent to the benefits, but also a useful one because it helps to keep those who have money invested in investing in AI so there isn't another winter.