Scott Adams

And I've been hooked on the concept ever since of having this external brain.

Um, but try not to be dystopian about it.

I don't think I've ever fallen into the dystopian mindset, but I'm not utopian about it either because I think we just have to be aware that it's, it's a tool, but it's going to be something more than that.

And, uh, that's kind of where I, where I am right now.

Sure.

Voice-first was really a terminology I used before people understood what chat GPT was.

It's really a container for interacting with AI or intelligent machines, but in this case, AI, without the need to actually thumb claw on a glass screen.

Because I mean, that's a de-evolution.

I mean, I had typing class and I was doing pretty good for a while.

And now we've all thumb clawed on screens.

And the only reason that we have to use commands in arcane language is because computer didn't understand us.

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