AI discourse wrongly assumes the field vanishes in five years, argues repligate
repligate · x · 2026-09-13
Quoting a take that much AI discourse still assumes the technology will be around for five years and then disappear forever, repligate pushes back: the field has been changing drastically every year since the beginning, so assuming it will stay as-is or vanish misreads its trajectory.
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