Jasmine Sun
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 21 Jul
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I mean, a huge part of it is just that so much of the messaging coming out of the AI industry for the past five years has been focused on the risks.
And so even if we turn around now and say,
Sam Altman says, actually, like, I don't want AI to replace you.
I want AI to be a tool.
And like, you know, there are still videos and like on the record statements from all of these executives about the risks that AI poses.
And so people see it as a sort of flip-flopping.
And I think the other issue is just that most people are not seeing tremendous benefits from AI in their personal lives.
Yes, again, they may be able to write emails faster.
They may get something that they consider 50% better than having access to Google in terms of looking up little things here and there.
But the way that AI shows up in most people's day-to-day lives is also equivalently important.
Slop finding it hard to apply for jobs, finding it hard to review job applications, their kid being like cheating on all of their homework or maybe having an AI companion that they talk to 24-7.
The way that AI shows up in people's day-to-day lives is –
The median experience is not necessarily that good.
And again, most people aren't yet getting the tremendous benefits from something like Cloud Code for software engineers, where they're actually seeing in their own productivity, their job get easier, faster, being able to output more.
And so...
I think in a world where AI actually has diffused quite a lot, like most people encounter AI quite regularly in their lives, then there's only so much that your marketing can do.
Because again, if your marketing is like, we're going to cure cancer eventually, or we're going to go to the moon eventually, and people are just looking at their lives and the way that they use AI in the present, I just don't think that the marketing is that persuasive yet.
I think it's a big part of it.
I mean, even when you ask people, like, what do they look forward to when AI goes well?
What do you look forward to in the post-AGI utopia, right?
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