I stole this graph from LinkedIn and doctored it a bit.
It is a very useful graph, because it describes how AI will die.
Our efficiency rises to infinity the more AI we use.
However, after a little bit, the value to our customer begins to decline. We reach a point where more automation means less money from the customer.
And so, at some point additional investments in AI don’t pay for themselves. In fact, they drive us to bankruptcy.
If someone doesn't say the opposite of what you say, it's not a POV (point of view) -- it's a tagline, and a weak one at that. Some examples of bad POV attempts: --Others say they care, but we really do. --We hold nothing back. --The truth, liberated. If someone in...
I step off the bus in Kuşadası. The bus pulls away. Someone steps into the passenger seat of a car and pulls the door shut. The car pulls away. I am alone now. Through my shoes I feel the dirt and gravel of the parking lot beneath me. The voice in the back of my head...
I'm standing with drink in hand, talking to someone I just met at a party. He asks me how AI is affecting my business. I try to look serious and deep, but I can't help it: A huge smile breaks out on my face. "AI is the best thing to happen to me since Covid," I say...