The flattening effect effectively increasing the amount of concepts and information to learn
I think the article does a good job of laying out how the interface of the internet is about to change with advent of AI. I think an AI agent is going to be the only interface people use going forward.
"make a circular blue logo using the letters B M G and make it look high tech"
"make a 30 second video explaining the concepts of the PDF I wrote. Provide a subtle musical backing track under the narration to keep the viewers interest"
"explain to me how change the cabin air filter in a 2024 BMW..."
At one level this is going to be profound leap forward in productivity ... at another (like you say)...we are all going to become "jack of all trades, masters of none"
Exactly. The idea of split-testing a button color is going to sound silly in a world when everything is recalled through an agent, either with no visual interface at all, or some refined interface (possibly 3D) personalised to our tastes.
It’s only a future where we run our own open-source AI locally will it optimise more profound learning, and deliver tailored education to our unique skills & preferences.
Any other approach where we use agents gated by tech conglomerates is a continuation of the prior decade and a barrier to us progressing properly.
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People can exaggerate their skills and knowledge and eloquence using AI tools
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