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does anyone else think that as ai gets smarter, the chance we create anything worth buying becomes less because it will be too easy to replicate or the ai tech is advancing so fast its kind of useless to use it now?

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I think back on rapid technological obsolescence and how if you sent a ship into space you would eventually create a faster one that will catch up to that ship so its not even worth sending the first one out. That's kind of how I feel about anything im doing right now. That it will just be useless…

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  1. 2026-09-05 19:42 · r/singularity
    does anyone else think that as ai gets smarter, the chance we create anything worth buying becomes less because it will be too easy to replicate or the ai tech is advancing so fast its kind of useless to use it now?

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