The biggest question about AI is what humans will do next
24-08-2026 20:43 via thenextweb.com

The biggest question about AI is what humans will do next

When I had back surgery, I assumed recovery would be linear. I thought each week would bring a little less pain, a little more mobility, and another step toward normal. Then I hit a setback. I had assumed I was further along than I actually was. That experience has stayed with me because I think […]
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