The more I observe the development of AI, the more often the thought keeps running through my mind that maybe, the main thing isn’t what it will give us, not even new opportunities—but simply ordinary free time.
As planned, we’ve already gotten used to constantly checking, analyzing, clicking, and controlling things.
This has already become the norm. But if some of these tasks can be entrusted to algorithms, then the way we approach work changes, too.
The Newton Protocol is moving in exactly this direction: it creates an environment where AI can execute strategies automatically, and a person no longer interferes in every small step.
And it seems to me that it’s precisely time that will become the most valuable result of such decisions. Because when routine disappears, the opportunity to think more broadly appears. And that’s probably more valuable than any technology.@NewtonProtocol #newt $NEWT
As planned, we’ve already gotten used to constantly checking, analyzing, clicking, and controlling things.
This has already become the norm. But if some of these tasks can be entrusted to algorithms, then the way we approach work changes, too.
The Newton Protocol is moving in exactly this direction: it creates an environment where AI can execute strategies automatically, and a person no longer interferes in every small step.
And it seems to me that it’s precisely time that will become the most valuable result of such decisions. Because when routine disappears, the opportunity to think more broadly appears. And that’s probably more valuable than any technology.@NewtonProtocol #newt $NEWT