Tyler Cowen

And it knows what I want.

I'm delighted it knows me.

That for me is just a thrill.

I can refer to Tyler Cowen and it knows exactly who and what I'm talking about.

It's because I have a lot of writings online that it has read, including extensive writings on food.

So I now do things, I call it writing for the AI.

I write things because I want the AI to know it about me or know it about the world.

And very often, they're my number one audience, not the humans.

And they're a very patient audience.

And they have great background context.

Like, how can you not write for the AIs?

I think it will be difficult over time.

Now it's super easy.

But what we now call websites, I suspect, will be configured to work with the AI more than work with you.

For a long time, there'll be some kind of dual system, but it will be like not having a mobile device, which

You can do today still, but it's widely inconvenient and your friends expect you to have one.

Yeah, you could do, you know, the rural log cabin thing.

Some people do that anyway.

We're going to minimal.

That's funny though.