We are absolutely, with no ambiguity, in the “most rapid adoptions of any technology in US history branch”. Every single corporation in the world is trying to adopt AI into their products.
Disagree with your judgement on this one. Agree that everyone is trying to adopt AI into their products, but that’s extremely and importantly different from actual successful adoption. It’s especially importantly different because part of the core value proposition of general AI is that you’re not supposed to need to retool the environment around it in order to use it.
Agree that the audience is still out on how lasting the adoption will be, but it’s definitely not “modest” (as I mentioned in another thread, it’s plausible to me Gary meant “modest-lasting” adoption instead of “modest and lasting adoption”, i.e. the modest is just modifying the “lasting”, not the “adoption” which was the interpretation I had. I would still take the under on that, but agree it’s less clear cut and would require a different analysis.)
Disagree with your judgement on this one. Agree that everyone is trying to adopt AI into their products, but that’s extremely and importantly different from actual successful adoption. It’s especially importantly different because part of the core value proposition of general AI is that you’re not supposed to need to retool the environment around it in order to use it.
Agree that the audience is still out on how lasting the adoption will be, but it’s definitely not “modest” (as I mentioned in another thread, it’s plausible to me Gary meant “modest-lasting” adoption instead of “modest and lasting adoption”, i.e. the modest is just modifying the “lasting”, not the “adoption” which was the interpretation I had. I would still take the under on that, but agree it’s less clear cut and would require a different analysis.)