... Pi a Colada on a beach :P. The realistic part thinks that I need to keep learning different skills and diversify into products and teaching. Invest in the right wealth creation assets. Focus on what AI can't do empathize and solve new problems. Comment from Roopesh Donde(@roopesh_donde): @sonal_waghchoure  I think Geoffrey Hinton said that on Dairy of a CEO. I'm ready to learn plumbing; all I need is for data centers to leave us with ...

... lens- hard to say and I don t think we ll ever know But the guardrails we can put in place for more authentic responses is to: Do research in the company/person and act like a consultant to empathize with who you re doing discovery with continuously ship and continually put in front of users > gather user feedback product will always change so it s never perfect so keep on shipping! Comment from luo he(@luo_he): Catching myself ...

... digital-native generations. What looks like novelty to some of us can feel like safe space, low-stakes connection, or even identity exploration to teens. I ve definitely noticed a gap between how my peers perceive AI companions vs how my children do. For many of us, AI is a tool. For them, it s quickly becoming a character, a confidant, even a co-pilot in daily life. It raises big questions around emotional literacy, boundaries, and what connection means ... ... became too repetitive and my hype for the technology faded, it reverted to just being a tool for me. That said, who knows what things will look like in 5 to 10 years. We might have AI that truly empathizes

... some cases I prefer to do my work myself, and sometimes I can manage without AI :) Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-4940812): Comment Deleted Comment from Joseph Burutu(@joseph_burutu): I think the sweet spot isn't "AI vs humans" but figuring out where AI actually adds value vs

... distinguishing feature between relationships with humans and AI will be the fact that, with a human, I'll know that the emotional harm I'm experiencing can affect the person more than a machine, and therefore I'll empathize more with a human than with AI/PC. Comment from Olivier Roth(@olivier_roth): @busmark_w_nika  I love that take. But is it still a "relationship" or is it an "interaction" with AI? I think relationships should remain human ...

... conversations. NoForm AI already makes website chats more interactive and engaging, and I can only imagine how much smarter they ll get in the near future. Comment from Valentine Sisman(@tina_sisman): Chatbots don t feel. They don t empathize. They can t build trust the way a human can. The question isn t whether they ll replace us it s whether we ll use them as tools or crutches. Comment from Oksana Chyketa(@oksana_ch): @tina_sisman ...