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Exactly. Google already has the ecosystem, infrastructure, and real-world business use cases in place. That gives it a huge advantage because it can connect all the pieces instead of building from scratch.
@ZaStocks ‘Normies’ will do what they always do with new tech. Use it for a handful of trivial things. Get bored because their realm of what is possible is limited and move on. In the interim, Meta will have scraped every single piece of data from them.
@ZaStocks I don’t know. You’d have to trust that it was getting you the best deal possible and they don’t currently and I don’t think they ever will. Just as likely to steer you to a bad deal that scores highly on a metric you don’t care about.
@ZaStocks You're massively overestimating a normies ability and desire to delegate a task. They don't want Efficiency, they want control. An agent takes away that control and they'll never go for it until incentivized (cheaper prices) or pain (lack of choices).
@ZaStocks All the use cases you mentioned are solutions to a problem that does not exist.
Like, “move my meeting” ???
Dude, it’s literally a one click process inside your calendar app and you still need an agent for that ?
@ZaStocks It will be interesting to watch how AI manages government budget allocations, spends money where it is suppose to be spent, and eliminates fraud
@ZaStocks When the world *truly* realizes that the only thing standing between us and possible eternal life is the buildout of the “prove it works” pipeline, you’re gonna see the craziest supercycle of all time.