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    AI's real frontier is reducing human effort, one user argues

    One user says they're asking AI to find a demo they remember from the 2000s and rebuild it in Metal—an example of why they question the framing of “use cases.”

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    Challenging a claim about covering “95% of use cases,” a user argues that “use cases” are the wrong framing for AI progress. They describe asking AI to find a remembered demo from the 2000s and rebuild it in Metal. For them, the real frontier is reducing human effort.

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    @teortaxesTex> One can absolutly cover 95% of use cases… The error here is the notion of use cases. I'm currently executing the following "use case": "ehh jipiti I 'member a demo from 2000s [description] find and rebuild in Metal pls" the real frontier we advance is THE LACK OF HUMAN EFFORT

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    @teortaxesTex> One can absolutly cover 95% of use cases… The error here is the notion of use cases. I'm currently executing the following "use case": "ehh jipiti I 'member a demo from 2000s [description] find and rebuild in Metal pls" the real frontier we advance is THE LACK OF HUMAN EFFORT