[maximinus_thrax]

> It seems uncontroversial that users will likely want to use AI to find info for them and do things for them

Lots of weasel words in there. You're doing a lot of work with "seems", "uncontroversial" and "likely". Power users and tech professionals probably want this or their bosses really want this and they fall in line. But a large portion of the 'normal' users still struggle with basic search, distrust AI or just don't trust to delegating tasks to opaque systems they can't inspect. "Users" is not a monolith.

[socalgal2]

Is the opposite. Only HNers distrust AI. The "normies" love it and are far less skeptical. Few of them recognize when it's messing up.

[drawfloat]

https://www.pewresearch.org/global/2025/10/15/how-people-aro...

Patently false, a slim minority in all countries is more optimistic than they are sceptical.

[maximinus_thrax]

> The "normies" love it and are far less skeptical. Few of them recognize when it's messing up.

This is not a discussion about accuracy. The market disagrees with you. Microsoft tried to shove AI into their user base with mixed results.

[socalgal2]

Yep, no one likes AI

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/08/04/openai-chatgpt-700-million-u...