Most people still use AI as a trivia search — deep adoption puts you in the top tier
justin_hart · x · 2026-09-17
justinhart argues AI adoption is still in its infancy: most people use AI as a trivia query or a Google replacement. Citing an "AI adoption pyramid" graphic, he claims anyone doing the advanced use cases listed at the bottom of the pyramid is already at the top of their game. The takeaway: mainstream adoption lags the hype by a wide margin, and depth of usage — not access — is the real differentiator.
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