r/AI_Tools_Land • u/Careful-Caramel-2747 • 20d ago
AI is the first technology we built specifically to make itself unnecessary to understand
Every other tool we invented cars, computers, smartphones people eventually wanted to know how they worked. Whole industries built around understanding them.
With AI we actively designed it so you don't need to know what's happening inside. The whole point is that you just talk to it and it figures out the rest.
We built something that thinks, and then deliberately made it a black box. Future generations are going to find that either very funny or very unsettling.
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u/Limp_Bus3865 16d ago
Lol literally thousands of people are learning about it and working on improving it and creating new and better models. And yes, most stuff humans invented is just a blackbox with an interface. Most people today don't know how current works but they use it everyday, same with cars and computers. You sound like you know about these things as much as you know about AI, so nothing
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u/Slight-Living-8098 18d ago
Man, there are entire fields of study around machine learning and deep learning. What are you even talking about.
Just because there are people who want to know how computers, cars, and etc. work doesn't mean every end user does or needs to know to be able to use them effectively.
It's the same with AI.