The right question for AI adoption: where do you need cheap, fast, fuzzy judgment?
jh3yy · x · 2026-09-22
The author argues the interesting question about AI isn't 'where can you put it?' but 'where do you need cheap, fast, fuzzy judgment over a constrained set of outcomes?' He notes many viral demos miss that distinction.
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