Straight lines on graphs: you can't even see where AI happened
tszzl · x · 2026-10-04
tszzl shares a chart of an AI-related growth metric, noting the curve is essentially a straight line — "you can't even see where AI happened." The observation implies AI-driven growth is so smooth and steep that the inflection point of the technology's emergence is invisible on the graph, underscoring how sustained the AI scaling ramp has become.
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