Genuinely insightful. Years ago, a teacher shared a thought that stuck with me: when everyone gains the ability to do something, it loses its value.
I think contemporary engagement mechanics, like the one that normalized by social media, is a good example of how chasing scale strips meaning from things that once mattered.
It's both curious and unsettling to think about where AI's generative capacity will empower us, and where it will quietly erode meaning instead.
Alexander, you nailed it (as always :). It seems to me that we're moving toward lowering all barriers entirely with AI (at least on the consumer side), and that's not the best trend. So, a lot to work on!
Genuinely insightful. Years ago, a teacher shared a thought that stuck with me: when everyone gains the ability to do something, it loses its value.
I think contemporary engagement mechanics, like the one that normalized by social media, is a good example of how chasing scale strips meaning from things that once mattered.
It's both curious and unsettling to think about where AI's generative capacity will empower us, and where it will quietly erode meaning instead.
Alexander, you nailed it (as always :). It seems to me that we're moving toward lowering all barriers entirely with AI (at least on the consumer side), and that's not the best trend. So, a lot to work on!