The gap between AI model progress and widespread adoption
A post argues that smartphone apps gave people more reasons to use their phones daily, offering a parallel for AI.
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A post argues that advances in AI models may not translate quickly into widespread adoption. It points to smartphones: after Apple launched the App Store in 2008, apps gave people more reasons to use their phones every day and helped make new businesses possible. The author suggests AI’s most consequential uses may come from understanding human needs, not just building more capable models.
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