Sam Schillace: AI adoption is a selective system of survival of the fittest
dfinke · x · 2026-08-18
Sam Schillace offers an interesting perspective on AI adoption, describing it as a selective system. When two methods of performing the same work compete, the one that is faster, cheaper, better, or simply removes a bottleneck begins to get selected.
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