Scott Adams

So the premise of this arc that we're on, and we finally kind of reached it, is where the machine is fully understanding us.

And we don't really need to understand the machine.

In fact, we are already there.

Some of us have probably heard the word vibe coding.

And this is where somebody is just basically having a concept of an idea of software and then throws it into an AI and go figure it out.

I don't care what the code is, just work to be done.

Just make sure it does its job.

So why would we be...

thumb clawing on a glass screen to tell an ai to do that i would just say hey you know i want a really cool app that tracks my dog's diet and walk schedule uh i want it bespoke to my you know to my particular dog and uh let's let's get it done and it'll interact with you so that's voice first have we actually reached that precipice no because i invested heavily mentally

and financially, into Apple.

And Apple had Siri.

And if Apple did not stumble the ball, we would be talking to Siri like we're chatting to, you know, Grok and ChatGPT and Claude.

So...

That was a mismanagement of Tim Cook, frankly.

And they lost a lot of employees that were making that come about.

So we're about four years behind from that prediction.

I think that prediction was probably 2014, 2015, 10 years ago.

So I'm off.

But we're there in the sense that you can do it.

It's just not done in a cohesive package where people are