Adam Leventhal

You keep that one.

Did you catch Tom, I think it was three years ago, predicted that frivolous use of LLMs would be in decline?

Uh, and then also predicted that like LLMs would make cheating rampant.

So there is a definitely, uh, but I, that was because 2023 was interesting because in 2022, we've got this kind of crypto.

We're all in like web three, the height of web three and 2023 is really the first year that people are kind of talking about the budding power of these things.

Um, but then with, I mean, it's amazing kind of where we are now, three years later.

Yeah, exactly.

That is definitely an ascendance.

Yeah.

So much.

Yeah.

No, I mean, the one purity that we had.

Exactly.

The foundation upon which we built this internet, goddammit, is cat videos.

And you're taking it away from us.

And I think it's interesting that the youngs have a keen eye for it, Adam, as you point out.

The other thing that I would like to, just one other past prediction I'd like to revisit is two years ago, I predicted that the LLMs would replace search engines, that search engines would feel, search engines from what is now a year from now would feel quaint.

I'm definitely standing by that one.

Considering that my daughter needed to hop a BART train and she was using GPT to determine when the next, chat GPT to determine when the next BART train was.

I'm like, are you, like, there's an actual like website you can go to, but you know what, nevermind.