@brightafia Not an African problem, a human one. Rage bait wins everywhere. The fix isn’t governments picking content, it’s making learning as addictive as drama.
@brightraphael_ Communities. Skills and tech are useless in isolation. Ecosystems are built on communities: people who share opportunities, hold each other to a standard and pull the next person up. Silicon Valley didn’t win on talent alone. It won because everyone knew everyone.
@IamJafarPaki A model that codes, writes and speaks every language isn’t “narrow.” That framework was built for chess engines. The SI title is one I’m growing into
Officially changing my bio to SI (Superintelligence) Engineer today.
Honestly, I never understood why we called it "artificial" in the first place. The intelligence is real. Only the substrate is different.
I think every AI engineer should do the same. "Artificial" is an outdated name for what we're building now.
@signulll The model got more precise. The human didn’t. Someone typing a vibe and accepting the output is still vibe coding, the AI just got better at guessing. If we’re retiring terms, start with “AI.” It’s SI now.
@NdemoKelvin Exactly. AI writes what you ask for. It doesn’t ask what happens at 10,000 users. System design and thinking are the skills that matter now, and they’re the part vibe coding skips.
@LiebermanAustin Do you know how many people have tried building AI agents for real estate? None of them have pulled it off. Search is easy. Negotiation, trust and everything that goes wrong mid-deal is where they all break.
@UziCryptoo They don’t strictly need it. Fresh water just means less mineral buildup and corrosion in evaporative cooling. Recycled water and closed-loop cooling exist. Fresh is simply the cheaper choice.
@cheaf25master CS should stop teaching people to write code and start teaching them to design systems. Syntax is AI’s job now. Architecture, trade-offs and knowing when something will break is ours.
@Olking07 Agents will do most of the buying soon, but they spend their owner’s money. So the question stands. Either income gets decoupled from jobs (UBI, ownership of AI) or demand collapses. There’s no third option.
@domainspace_si Product names will follow the moment marketing teams smell it. No legal definition needed. Nobody waited for one before slapping "AI" on everything.