Brian

What's going on, everybody?

Welcome to another Saturday Conundrum.

I'm Brian.

I'm one of the co-hosts of The Daily Eye Show, and I appreciate you being here.

This week, we're sort of talking about struggle and how it applies to a future with AI and whether struggle is necessary in order to have things like competency.

Now, this particular episode this week is actually fairly long.

It's a good one, though.

I think you're really going to enjoy it.

So I'm going to keep my intro short so that we can get right into it.

We don't make this too long of an episode.

But here's sort of the intro to it.

We're going to call this the messy middle conundrum.

And it was inspired by a lot of news that came out this last week, even especially Anthropix interviewer that just came out where they were bringing in information and doing like reports on how people feel about AI.

And anyway, here's the intro to it.

See what you think.

So for all of human history, competence required struggle.

To become a writer, you had to write bad drafts.

To become a coder, you had to spend hours debugging.

To become an architect, you had to draw by hand.

The struggle is where the skill was built.