@itsolelehmann If you take water from a cloud that was meant to fall somewhere else, you’re not solving the climate crisis. You’re simply diverting resources that should have gone elsewhere, and you’re widening the gap between those who have access to this technology and those who don’t.
Great analogy in the piece:
Electrifying factories in the 1890s didn’t boost productivity. Real gains came when factories redesigned the floor plan.
Same with AI.
We installed the motors. We haven’t redesigned the factory.
One of the best frameworks I’ve seen on AI lately:
“Individual AI vs Institutional AI.”
Today AI makes individuals ~10× more productive.
Yet no company is 10× more valuable.
Why? Because we’re using AI as tools, not as systems.
Key idea:
But the real opportunity is Institutional AI:
-coordinating agents & teams
-structuring information
-optimizing decisions
-generating revenue (not just saving time).
I wonder if the tools we have access to (grok, claude..) are at the 'monkey trick' level on the public front, but internally they already have reached the 'the fuck' threshold
Last week I saved my marriage (and $1,000) by using ChatGPT as a baby sleep coach.
Our 10-month-old was waking up 3x/night… total chaos each time.
Here’s how ChatGPT fixed it in 3 nights (I hope this prompt can help others in the same situation
The trick: I logged everything (naps, feeds, wake-ups to the minute) and gave ChatGPT a daily report.
It adjusted the plan instantly.
No waiting for coach slots → it’s available 24/7.
Is X’s algorithm too sensitive? If I briefly watch something out of curiosity, my feed instantly floods with similar content. I end up speed-scrolling, hoping to trick the algorithm into forgetting. Tell me I'm not alone? @elonmusk
@elonmusk Is X’s recommendation algorithm too sensitive? If I briefly watch something out of curiosity, my feed instantly floods with similar content. I end up speed-scrolling, hoping to trick the algorithm into forgetting. Tell me I’m not alone? 🙃