'Today's AI is the worst we'll ever see' — what should enterprise leaders do?
martyjbeard · x · 2026-09-29
A macro-micro argument: today's AI is the worst we'll ever see, surpassing normal human competence across cognitive categories and heading into physical ones, with no regulation or kill switch able to stop the rapid diffusion. The author then poses the enterprise-level question: what goals, metrics, and operating cadence should leaders adopt when past experience is no longer prologue?
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