I have described AI’s impact in broad, emphatic terms: on May 16, 2025, I wrote that AI is accelerating everything, and on June 4 I said AI is changing the game. Neither post specifies which areas are changing, how the change happens, or what evidence supports it. These brief reactions fit alongside my other observations about AI competition in the ai wars heat up.
On June 9, 2025, I described an exponential trend as happening “right in front of our eyes” and added “Get it? 🤪”. The post does not identify the trend, explain the joke, or provide measurements or a timeframe, so I cannot tell what was growing exponentially.
On November 22, 2025, I remarked, “The tools are getting crazy man.” I did not identify which tools I meant or explain what prompted the reaction; my other captured thoughts about specific AI tools are recorded in ai tool stack for ad creation.
Across these posts, I conveyed a strong impression of rapid change without naming its scope, mechanism, or evidence. These reactions do not add a specific prediction or measured result to my views about using AI to build a business, which I discuss in ai leverage replaces extra hires.
On January 18, 2026, I wrote, “AI is getting insane” and “This is just the beginning.” I was reacting to a post by @KIRKINATORX that included “GOYCORP” and a link; I did not explain what that text referred to or what the link contained.
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