Sorry my thoughts seem to have offended you into a defensive position. That was not my intent. I'm sure that's why you attack someone's understanding. Saying there are gaps in logic, isn't accusatory or demeaning.
> None of it, I would guess.
You guess? Are you the author?
> AI is radical
Is it? Or is it a logical unfolding that has been predicted and theorized for the better part of a century?
Perhaps aspects of its implementation are radical?
> It is literally free
So are disposable razor blades when you buy the handle. Who has the most to benefit from some companies' AI products being free? I bet it's not the end-user.
> Some people don't know what a metaphor
Is that passive aggression? If so, how thoughtful. Some people are autistic.
All I'm saying is: Show me how much AI has actually changed and for whom. Then we can start this conversation. I was in fact, challenging the use of the plow as a metaphor.
AI seems very much a top down kind of tool, where a plow is bottom up.
> None of it, I would guess.
You guess? Are you the author?
> AI is radical
Is it? Or is it a logical unfolding that has been predicted and theorized for the better part of a century? Perhaps aspects of its implementation are radical?
> It is literally free
So are disposable razor blades when you buy the handle. Who has the most to benefit from some companies' AI products being free? I bet it's not the end-user.
> Some people don't know what a metaphor
Is that passive aggression? If so, how thoughtful. Some people are autistic.
All I'm saying is: Show me how much AI has actually changed and for whom. Then we can start this conversation. I was in fact, challenging the use of the plow as a metaphor.
AI seems very much a top down kind of tool, where a plow is bottom up.