> be the browser company
> release Arc
> everyone loves it
> abandon it for another browser no one asked for
> release said browser
> everyone hates it
> begin restricting features from Arc to push user conversion
> no more runway
> get acquired by atlassian for cash
AI can:
> generate UI, sites, logos, banners, images, photos, movies..
> write books, articles
> generate 90-100% of the code
> hear & speak with emotions
indistinguishable from humans
> control robots/cars
None of this was possible 5y ago.
Feels like a dream tbh. Examples 🧵:
This is big! AI that can properly read&analyze long documents (Hey Claude) isn’t a luxury anymore, it’s a necessity. Who has time to scroll through a 50-page PDF when you can just ask? Typing is outdated anyway, we’re all just ‘vibe coding’ now :)
https://t.co/MGDtftK4Oi
7/7 Remember: This "overnight success" has a 70-year backstory.
AI isn't new - it's just finally ready for its spotlight. ✨
And trust me, we're just getting started...
AI's Long Journey: A Thread 🧵
Everyone's talking about it like AI just appeared out of nowhere.
But here's the thing: We've been dreaming about thinking machines for over 70 years. Let me tell you that story...
6/7 And now? We're living in the AI boom 🚀
ChatGPT, DALL-E, Claude 3 - they're not miracles or magic.
They're the result of thousands of researchers, decades of work, millions of hours of training, and countless cups of coffee