AI hype is at all time high but what I like most about it is the shift in UX

Blunt tools to guide AI feeds -> nuanced tools

Former excels at passive entertainment but lacks at intentional paths. This overlaps with @fredwilson.eth’s post

AI hype is at all time high but what I like most about it is the shift in UX

Blunt tools to guide AI feeds -> nuanced tools

Former excels at passive entertainment but lacks at intentional paths. This overlaps with @fredwilson.eth’s post

https://avc.xyz/minting-is-the-native-business-model-for-web3-and-maybe-ai-too

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The current default is unlimited info without many accordances for how to use it or to guide it

Culturally, this is why you notice a strong love/hate relationship with the web for many. Corps have less of that view because at scale the metrics are still growing and their models are aligned with their business outcomes

Cookies that I own and drive to guide my experience across the web seems inevitable. 

Climbing the DIKW pyramid could be a paradigm shift. Corps know actioning is more valuable than raw info. 

How do we give consumers actionable knowledge by default?