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Apr 17, 2023

More AI

Artificial Intelligence - kinda sounds like that one guy we all know who argues vehemently, and with great confidence, but knows practically nothing.

So I wonder if AI will eventually follow the Dunning-Kruger model. Maybe we'll see reviews in the TechMags like, "This AI thinks it's amazing but it's really not."

Like anything else that holds great promise, AI carries with it great danger.

In the meantime, people are still in charge, and some of them are using AI to put out some really good stuff.















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