#AI is restoring my curiosity by eliminating the friction associated with manual research.

Before, I would think "I wonder about XYZ", but knowing it was relatively complicated, and that simply doing a web search would not be sufficient, I would often dismiss the idea because I didn't want to have an office project for something that seemed trivial.

Now, with #Grok and the like, I can start a dialog to query the corpus of internet "knowledge", and even interrogate it critically from different angles, all in a universal, text conversation.

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What's kind of interesting to me, is if discovery changes enough with "real time" feedback, that the models create a type of communication channel between users that we're not even aware of. Like if researchers are all hitting a certain set of publications frequently in recent days, it might surface it more to other similar users, and accelerate collab

100% - by unifying the interface to knowledge, the walls of a fragmented internet which would typically create artificial and accidental silos in the world come down.

In a way, #AI does to knowledge what #Bitcoin does to money: universalizes the contract for entering into and transforming knowledge.

Somewhat related, you might find this an interesting read (also audio of it from recent Bitcoin And podcast for hands free experience)

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