[claar]

Why do you postulate that "most people don't have" this need? I also use AI non-stop throughout my day for similar uses.

This feels identical to when I was an early "smart phone" user w/my palm pilot. People would condescend saying they didn't understand why I was "on it all the time". A decade or two later, I'm the one trying to get others to put down their phones during meetings.

My take? Those who aren't using AI continually currently are simply later adopters of AI. Give it a few years - or at most a decade - and the idea of NOT asking 100+ AI queries per day (or per hour) will seem positively quaint.

[krapp]

>Those who aren't using AI continually currently are simply later adopters of AI. Give it a few years - or at most a decade - and the idea of NOT asking 100+ AI queries per day (or per hour) will seem positively quaint.

I don't think you're wrong, I just think a future in which it's all but physically and socially impossible to have a single thought or communication not mediated by software is fucking terrifying.