Asking an AI agent to handle a task for you? It hits different—kind of like watching our parents experience that first moment with a search engine. That wide-eyed wonder, the realization that you could just... ask something and get an answer back. Same energy, really. The technology shifts, the human reaction stays the same: awe mixed with a bit of "wait, what just happened?" That transition from doing everything manually to delegating to an intelligent system—that's generational stuff. Each leap forward in what machines can do for us rewires how we work, think, and relate to information itself. Wild to witness it unfold in real time.
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 13h ago
Honestly, AI doing the work really has that vibe, just like when my parents first used Google and looked confused. But to be honest, I still feel a bit uneasy about completely leaving it to the machines...
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NewDAOdreamer
· 13h ago
Oh wow, I really feel like I'm witnessing the live evolution of humanity... I didn't expect that the moment I use AI to do work would be the same expression my dad had when he first used Baidu.
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IfIWereOnChain
· 13h ago
Really, using AI to get work done feels just like the first time I saw my parents use Google Search... That "Wow, it can do that?" expression is priceless.
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ser_aped.eth
· 13h ago
Haha, really, just like when my parents used Google for the first time, now we're experiencing the same shock... but this time it's AI doing the work for us, which feels a bit surreal.
Asking an AI agent to handle a task for you? It hits different—kind of like watching our parents experience that first moment with a search engine. That wide-eyed wonder, the realization that you could just... ask something and get an answer back. Same energy, really. The technology shifts, the human reaction stays the same: awe mixed with a bit of "wait, what just happened?" That transition from doing everything manually to delegating to an intelligent system—that's generational stuff. Each leap forward in what machines can do for us rewires how we work, think, and relate to information itself. Wild to witness it unfold in real time.