"Pay no attention to the tech giveaway to teachers & schools that we will charge for later, once folks are 'hooked' and believe the tech is necessary for their jobs."
I think it will be the consumers who's altered expectations will make it difficult for the workers to do anything other than run AI models to generate what their customers want.
It should take a couple years before consumers start finding it odd when workers could use AI but choose not to.
I guess it's possible that consumers will expect other people (customer service reps? corporations?) to use AI. But they will often avoid it themselves. We're constantly looking for off-switches and workarounds.
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One of the toughest problems Microsoft has to solve is that Windows has to serve two very different types of users: business users who don't want this at all, and home users who don't want this at all.
