@PeterDiamandis If that combo produced significant ROI, everyone with capital would rush to maximize it β driving up the cost of those resources so high the average person couldn't access them. That's just free market logic.
Looking to build a private group (on Telegram) to talk AI Strategy Forum for Sr. Technology leaders at mid and large cap manufacturing companies. Looking for relavent leaders to join and share thoughts and participate in the discussion. My commitment in building this group is π§΅
My commitment in building this group is that I will manually curate new members to make sure they are actually decision makers / influencing leaders at relavent companies. No consultants and sales people pitching you. I won't sell or share your data and contact.
So I gave in to the hype and installed #Clawdbot on an old Mac mini (M2) I had already setup at home. Gave it Gemini and Openai API keys and connected it to Telegram bot. My thoughts? Underwhelmed for sure. Freezes up... Ignores me, forgets context, goes down tangents.
@tech_girl Because AI isn't replacing good engineers... it is allowing good engineers to work faster and produce more. It's not like there is a shortage of things to do. The backlog is strong.
The Lesson: The moment a vehicle of grace becomes the object of worship, it must be destroyed. The Bronze Serpent shifted from a window (look at this and trust God) to a wall (worship this object and forget God).
We often think idolatry means hating God and choosing a statue instead. That is rarely the case.
The Golden Calf Principle (Exodus 32): When Aaron built the golden calf, he didn't say, "Let's abandon Yahweh." He said... (continued)
The Result: Hezekiah, a righteous king, had to break it into pieces. He had to destroy a relic that Moses himself built because it had become a spiritual trap.
Over the centuries, the Israelites shifted from viewing it as a reminder of God's past mercy to viewing it as a deity of present power.
The text says they burned incense to it. They gave it a name: "Nehushtan" (The Bronze Thing).