I have no idea what’s coming, and neither do you.
Summary
作者反思自己每天使用前沿模型并看到AI对业务的改变,指出大众对即将到来的变革毫无准备,认为如此复杂的系统无法被预测,呼吁大家享受这段不可控的未来。
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