> When do you expect that impact? I think the models seem smarter than their economic impact would imply.
> Yeah. This is one of the very confusing things about the models right now.
As someone who's been integrating "AI" and algorithms into people's workflows for twenty years, the answer is actually simple. It takes time to figure out how exactly to use these tools, and integrate them into existing tooling and workflows.
Even if the models don't get any smarter, just give it a few more years and we'll see a strong impact. We're just starting to figure things out.
> Yeah. This is one of the very confusing things about the models right now.
As someone who's been integrating "AI" and algorithms into people's workflows for twenty years, the answer is actually simple. It takes time to figure out how exactly to use these tools, and integrate them into existing tooling and workflows.
Even if the models don't get any smarter, just give it a few more years and we'll see a strong impact. We're just starting to figure things out.