📢 Utilize AI apps and platforms before they become commercialized and unpleasant 🚀

 ðŸ“¢ Embrace AI Apps and Platforms before they become commercialized and lose their charm! 🚀


Do you remember the early days of the internet and mobile apps, around 10 years ago? The thrill of exploring new apps, free from annoying ads and intrusive data collection? It was an exciting and enjoyable experience. Fast forward to today, and the landscape has drastically changed. Before you even get to use an app, it bombards you with requests for personal information, credit card details, and even your blood type. It's disheartening to see how apps have become intrusive and ad-driven.


Fortunately, we are currently witnessing the golden age of AI apps and platforms. They are free to use, devoid of ads, and offer a genuinely delightful user experience. Take, for instance, apps like HeyPi and Perplexity, which allow you to enjoy the power of AI without requiring excessive permissions or logins. Even those that do require sign-ups remain in the sweet spot, respecting your privacy and offering a hassle-free experience. You open the app, do what you need to do, and leave. It's how technology should be.


However, we must acknowledge that this won't last forever. As these AI apps gain popularity, the temptation to monetize them will inevitably grow. We may find ourselves back in the same situation as the current internet experience with intrusive ads and data-hungry practices. That's why I urge all of you to seize this opportunity and make the most of these apps and platforms while they are still innocent and enjoyable.


Let's cherish the simplicity and user-centric nature of these apps and platforms. They represent a glimpse into a future where technology works for us, not against us. So enjoy this honeymoon period with AI! Experiment with new apps and assistants while the experience remains unspoiled. Help shape these services by providing thoughtful feedback.


If we act wisely, perhaps we can guide the AI industry toward a more ethical, human-centric model. We have a chance to get it right, but we must act now before thoughtless commercialization takes over.


What do you think? I'd love your perspectives on where AI technology is headed and how we can keep it aligned with human values. This critical conversation requires many voices.

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