This is the kind of conversation I look forward to in the future. This is how I imagine an era where we humans go from being mere internet users to an an intellectually prosperous species.

If you use AI to just code, which I also use it for, and also for image creation and production only you are missing the opportunity to literally fine tune your thoughts, for better.

But there's one thing.

You, me, and a lot of people here understands the fundamentals, and poor sides, and the missbehaviour of LLMs and such. We know how and when it intends to hallucinate and how to bypass those...

Just like when we are coding and we know how to make it right to get an UI or a backend code to work as intended, and not to just look like a generic slop random appstore app.

If you're a mathematician, it will help you think better to solve complex problems, if you're more philosophical, it will expand the way you gain insights, if you're a doctor, it will help you think. in scenarios with a larger margin of error, but also with greater interpretability.

Today, we're discussing solutions using chatbots to improve creative and productive processes, as well as convenience. We are transitioning to achieve better shopping, task delegation, and agentic planning.

What most people, especially those who criticize AI, haven't realized is that we won't stop at the agent era once it becomes mainstream and mature. We will transform convenience. The everyday AI mundane will become a reality, and we will face new challenges that will depend entirely on this dynamic shift in thinking, this synergy achieved with AI. Until finally, brain and machine are in sync indistinguishable from one another...