we're collectively all on the spectrum now.

Alzheimers he kept falling for schemes, wiping out all his savings, among other headaches. At first we were baffled on why he was so gullible, but when finally diagnosed found out that critical thinking is often one of the first functions to go.

My teen son found ways around all the gizmo barriers we tried to put up because he devoted many hours a day planning his way around us, and sure enough out-MacGyver'd us. I wouldn't directly call him a "tech whiz", but rather determined enough to google around to find cracks in a system.

We suspect he bought $10 devices off eBay or from friends, being cheap due to cracked screens or cosmetic defects, and hacked into the neighbor's wifi. We took the lock off his door, but he barricaded it with furniture. Or he'd lock himself into a different room.

it needs a lot of review and it can waste time taking you in circles.

More are saying, "AI can save a lot of time if you just know how to use it right". Every fad/bubble that faded used that in their last throes. It might even be true, but the skill may be hard to learn and/or transfer among the top practitioners.

If AI taxes your brain even more, then it's not doing its job of being "intelligent", it's forcing humans to try to be more intelligent to adjust to AI idiosyncrasies.

I don't believe they thought it was bullshit, but rather just outright didn't know, so filled in the blanks with their marketing narratives.

Something tells me these employees will choose the tools in their approved tool box and not the best tools for the customers job.

THE Microsoft Way.

And the boundary is fuzzy. One can get ideas from bots without copying them verbatim. "Never look at bot output" is a silly request.

Pfffft, only Web5? we offer Web6!

...armpit of domain name registrars. Those in the armpit business want to keep their armpit niche alive.

In that case they are not really "investors" but "fund managers". However, I agree the boundary can get murky...and shady.

Milk the bubble before it pops with even bigger pie-in-sky.

3D-printed space-launched quantum fusion AI datacenters self-constructed by AI agents using EM-drive tech to spontaneous generate building material.

Suggestions for more buzzwords?...

People often overestimate short-term tech improvement and underestimate medium to long-term improvement.

Most investors don't want a long-term payoff, they have other options that are more likely to pay off in the shorter term. I doubt most quantum investors would accept a 40-year return if they knew that was the future.

Slippery slope fallacy, zzzzz. Plenty of stable nations are socialist-leaning.

It's good for your system and forces you to move every 90 minutes or so. Just not before long meetings.

Canada and Northern Europe are doing just fine. Better mental heath than USA by far.