The Future of AI, Bioelectric Medicine, Surviving Modern Dating — The Random Show

One of the things that I would caution people against is forming an opinion about AI and then locking yourself in

time around that opinion. Like I'll give you a great practical example. I have a lot of engineers that said, "Hey, I

tried AI for coding. It was horrible." And my first question is when did you try it? And they said, "Oh, 3 months

ago." And I'm like, "No, no, you don't understand. It's three to four times better than it was 3 months ago." Right?

And so we have to make sure that even if you are looking at some of these technologies and say, "Hey, it can't do X or it's horrible. It's hallucinating