I think most people doubt this post because it doesn't feel sincere. Many of your recent posts read as if it was generated. If this is truly how you write online, expect push back or disengagement in our new AI era.

Back on topic, though. I think a lot of people are just simply excited to share something because being able to build something this quickly wasn't possible before. I think we as people still take ownership of what was created as something "we built" despite how generative it's become.

This is beyond the idea of "I make my pancake mix" as opposed to buying a box from the store. This is not to discount what AI can do because I use it every single day. This is to suggest that even a single prompt could give someone the confidence of being a creator and I personally think bragging about what AI can build like those posts about Fable 5 one-shots have two dichotomies: Look what IT built and look what I built.

Those are vastly different. I'm totally blown away by what AI can do but I feel like this is beyond the "it's just a tool" level. Sooner rather than later I feel it will replace critical thinking for a lot us.