When I write Codex, I think it’s a short time to work with AI in every area. Of course, not now. No matter how well I use AI, I need a middle-handed man’s hand. There are still a lot of moments when I need to review the code, guide it, and make subtle judgments.
Within a little while, a well-built tool or software will seem to be an area that ordinary users don’t need to know, like a CPU or assembler.
Of course, very well-built software will survive until the end, but I think it will be much less valuable than it is now because anyone can easily produce similar levels of results.
In the meantime, there is a funny paradox. Making something itself is becoming easier, but making it cheaper is much harder than you think.
So in the future, it seems that each individual will move like a kind of enterprise.The people who are “creative” and at the same time have a good “price-consciousness” will not want to live like the CEO of a start-up or a famous star.
Interestingly, there are a lot of people who don’t get the same tools even if they don’t use them properly.
Instead of trying to understand and solve the fundamental problems, I think it’s a trick to draw out the results in a way that I can just be comfortable right now.But I think this part of AI will solve in the distant future, about 20 years from now.
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