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Most of us say we want to think for ourselves.
But our behavior suggests we’d rather let machines do the thinking.
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Stephen Klein
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Stephen Klein
@stephenbklein
Founder & CEO, https://t.co/bKLneJ24yQ | UC Berkeley Instructor | 3x founder | Reflective AI designed to think with you, not for you. [email protected]
San Jose, CA Bergabung Mart 2009
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@TheMG3D I think we have been tricked into comparing a human to a machine.
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Turn experience into ideas, show up consistently without becoming generic, and that will scale originality instead of flattening it.
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@AskYoshik Basically scaling the same content instead of scaling originality.
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@electionsjoe The technology positioned as a tool for optimizing human labor may itself be asked to prove productivity, value, and strategic relevance.
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Who could have seen this coming?
Polymarket@Polymarket
JUST IN: Meta is reportedly moving to curb employee AI token use as internal AI costs climb into the tens of billions.
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This race to automate everything is getting ridiculous.
At what point does a company realize that pissing off customers, damaging its reputation, and diminishing the quality of its products is not a brilliant strategy?
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@Polymarket The AI arms race may have reached the stage where participants can no longer evaluate it solely on ROI because the perceived cost of not participating has become existential.
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JUST IN: Meta is reportedly moving to curb employee AI token use as internal AI costs climb into the tens of billions.
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@Kalshi I mean, when you lose money and can’t make it up in volume, as the old joke goes, except now it’s not a joke, it’s real
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@bluewmist Human imagination and all the things that can't be measured will prevail, including shared values.
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pretty shitty how baseline human activities like singing, dancing and making art got turned into skills instead of being seen as behaviors
so now it's like 'the point of doing them is to get good at them' and not 'this is a thing humans do, the way birds sing and bees make hives.
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@Grady_Booch Collaborating with AI and asking AI to do something for you are dramatically different acts.
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And I am a realist who understands computing and AI deeply, having worked in the field for over five decades - where I continue to work - both witnessing the changes as well as inventing things that made those changes possible.
AI is useful.
But I’m certain AI will not do 80% of the economically valuable work humans do today, for 80% of all jobs.
Vinod Khosla@vkhosla
I'm a technology optimist. I’ve spent four decades studying disruptive innovation, from the microprocessor, the internet, mobile phones to OpenAI. I'm certain AI will do 80% of the economically valuable work humans do today, for 80% of all jobs, faster than most believe. The question isn't whether mass underemployment arrives, but whether we have a policy framework ready. Right now we don't.
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@mSanterre The AI industry acts as if none of this exists.
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@TheEconomist Yes, we will believe anything, and these guys know it. We need to ask more questions and start thinking for ourselves. It's our fault. It's on us. They will push until they can't push anymore.
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The scenarios keeping AI bosses awake at night are no longer purely hypothetical economist.com/briefing/2026/…
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@Polymarket This is really interesting. In truth, we can't ever see what doesn't exist yet.
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JUST IN: SpaceX says AI makes up nearly all of its projected $28,500,000,000,000.00 total addressable market.
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Imagine if one day they actually looked at their accounts and decided they finally had enough. Imagine they looked at the data- youth depression, economic anxiety, and decided they didn't need the next billion badly enough to keep pushing the metrics that cause it.
They could still keep their homes, yachts, planes, and have billions to spare. Imagine they spent the fortune healing the social fabric instead of walling themselves off from it.
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one of the world’s least charitable people says “we’ll basically just issue money to people”
fat f’ing chance.
Peter H. Diamandis, MD@PeterDiamandis
ELON MUSK: “We’re going to have universal high income. We’ll basically just issue money to people." "AI and robots are going to make so much stuff and provide so many services that they’ll run out of things to do for humans." "Money will stop being relevant at some point in the future." "AI won’t use human currency. It will care about power and mass: wattage and tonnage.” ME: “So just as you’re becoming a multi-trillionaire, money starts to have less value?” ELON: “Yeah, pretty much.”
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@HannahDCox It is more like everyone shows up with a pov ready made, usually borrowed from someone else.
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I don't want a For You Page catered to me.
I want to learn, to be challenged, to see new angles, to discover, to grow.
Virtually all platforms used to offer this, and now they're all moving in the opposite direction. I'm so BORED online.
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@YourAnonNews It's an insane rush to pretend there is value when there actually is none yet. It's primarily used as a waste of time, a search engine, a late night companion.
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@Brennan_Lup Thinking we are getting dumb is smart. We will know we are true dummies when we think we are smarter!
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How about we turn AI off for a week and see if people’s brains still work.
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One of the things you learn as a seasoned founder is that your customers are your most important design team.
There is always the product you think you're building.
Then there is the product your customers tell you they actually love.
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@moninvestor It's a serious concern we don't seem to realize as a society.
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