Tom Bilyeu

This is hilarious to me.

And it's hilarious to me because I know a lot of people are going to see something goes wrong with generative AI encoding and therefore this is dumb and we should never use it.

And those assholes are going to get mowed over by the people that realize, oh yeah, I can't outsource my thinking.

This is a tool.

I'm going to use it like a tool.

And as it gets better, then I will trust it more and more.

But we really do have to build firewalls.

In fact, my upcoming deep dive is about this.

The entire structure of commerce is going to change so that we can use AI, add scale, but don't have to worry about these blast radiuses, that you're going to be able to limit its scope, limit what it has access to, limit what it can do.

But man, it's going to get better over time.

And using it now is already a huge win, but you can't just blindly go, okay, well, I guess it's going to be fine.

For instance, when I'm writing something using AI, it's not like I take the output and then just use it.

You take it and then you have to rewrite it.

You have to fact check it, make sure that things are correct.

And I have no doubt there's going to be times where something slips through and I read it and it seems fine to me and I move on and it ends up being a problem.

Fair enough.

But if you're engaging with it and limiting the scope of that potential damage, you're gonna be in a much better position.

This, remember, I talk about this so much because I use it on a daily basis at the enterprise level.

So not only am I using it for

the deep dives, which what a huge win that has been, but we use it most importantly on the gaming side.