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AI looks promising, but I prefer to see beyond the noise today

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Sigit Adinugroho
Mar 24, 2023
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The bigger question recently is whether AI will replace us. It might be. It might not. It’s a little early to predict, and with no expertise in it, I can just have my opinion.

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My take is that it will be part of our lives, but it will be like just any technological shift in the past, like the advent of internet or mobile devices. How deep it’s going to be integrated, that’s still a question I have in mind.

Here’s my other thought: adoption.

It’s very easy now to be optimistic or pessimistic, but it’s all based on the noise we see online, in the tech community, and in some ways, in developed world. Most of the people I follow on Twitter talk about AI, but again those who talk about it are mostly engineers or content creators.

If it’s going to be a big shift, it would need to be inclusive and accessible. It needs to matter in:

  • More economies — it needs to…

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