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But big tech isn't acting like AI is a bet. They're acting like it's a sure thing, and betting everything on it as a result. The only way to justify that is to completely ignore the evidence, and force everyone else to ignore it too. Close ranks around the narrative of inevitable success.
October 6, 2025 at 5:08 PM
But big tech isn't acting like AI is a bet. They're acting like it's a sure thing, and betting everything on it as a result. The only way to justify that is to completely ignore the evidence, and force everyone else to ignore it too. Close ranks around the narrative of inevitable success.
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When making a bet, by definition, success is uncertain. You invest the minimum time and money to get an idea of whether it makes sense to invest more.
The signal we have - from CEOs not seeing value, to workers hating the tools, to studies showing drops in productivity - all indicate failure.
The signal we have - from CEOs not seeing value, to workers hating the tools, to studies showing drops in productivity - all indicate failure.
October 6, 2025 at 5:06 PM
When making a bet, by definition, success is uncertain. You invest the minimum time and money to get an idea of whether it makes sense to invest more.
The signal we have - from CEOs not seeing value, to workers hating the tools, to studies showing drops in productivity - all indicate failure.
The signal we have - from CEOs not seeing value, to workers hating the tools, to studies showing drops in productivity - all indicate failure.
Cats can take up so many different shapes, they’d have a better chance of being right than humans
October 4, 2025 at 8:29 AM
Cats can take up so many different shapes, they’d have a better chance of being right than humans