Why can’t they continue to do so?

If anything an underlying truth about humanity is being exposed: we take the easy way out far more often than we’d like to admit.

Perhaps, this truth being made explicit is a wakeup call that will teach us the value of that hard work anew.

After all, nothing the author’s written isn’t also true about Google, but nobody realized how bad of a mistake that was.

> Why can’t they continue to do so?

Because we are talking to the AIs instead of talking to them.

> After all, nothing the author’s written isn’t also true about Google, but nobody realized how bad of a mistake that was.

There was plenty written about how Google was making us dumber because we didn't need to remember anything any more.

	▲	elliotbnvl 15 minutes ago \| parent \| next [-]
		> Because we are talking to the AIs instead of talking to them. Speak for yourself. This is a sweeping generalization. > There was plenty written about how Google was making us dumber because we didn't need to remember anything any more. Oh yeah, and that other new-fangled technology the Greeks were complaining about – books.
	▲	lanfeust6 22 minutes ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		> instead of Citation needed. People did not stop talking to family, friends and colleagues just because they're able to leverage LLMs.