I noticed a pattern over the last couple of years a lot of AI tools that blew up fast were basically selling the same promise: “you don’t need to think anymore, we’ll do it for you” content, decisions, workflows… everything automated and a lot of them either died, plateaued, or quietly became irrelevant meanwhile, the tools that actually stuck are the ones where humans are still in the loop. so now I’m wondering, why do we keep getting excited about removing human judgment entirely, when that’s literally the part that creates value? is it just better marketing? or do people actually want to outsource thinking that badly? submitted by /u/enlightenedshubham
Originally posted by u/enlightenedshubham on r/ArtificialInteligence
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