AI and the Frontier Paradox
I&#x27;m always amazed at the low-quality content these large venture firms and consulting groups put out.  They should, by all means, have the money to hire decent and engaging writers.<p>This article has a bland, lifeless tone which is inferior to Chat-GPT&#x27;s stock settings, and in the end it says nothing important.<p>&gt; The AI effect is actually part of a larger human phenomenon we call the frontier paradox. Because we ascribe to humans the frontier beyond our technological mastery, that frontier will always be ill-defined. Intelligence is not a thing that we can capture but an ever-approaching horizon that we turn into useful tools. Technology is the artifice of intelligence forged over millennia of human collaboration and competition.<p>Now that&#x27;s what I call word salad.