AI tools are too complicated for regular people right now. You need to ask the right questions in just the right way to get useful answers. The speaker wants AI to work like a toaster: you push a button and it makes toast, not something that requires you to become an expert tinkering with settings.
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I think, I mean, the technology will get better and computers will get faster and you know, that's all good. But I don't, I think the technology is ahead of our ability to make good use of it. So like the amount of prompt engineering it takes, I think like making it easier, like I gotta ask 10 questions, say no, not like that, like this. Okay, no, but what I really meant was this. Getting that gap down means that more people who are less technically inclined, less technically curious, who want to use it the way they want to use a toaster, They are not toaster enthusiasts. They just want toast. And I feel like right now you have to be a toaster enthusiast. You have to be like really into setting the settings of your toaster and getting your color and your time and your shape of your bread and all that sort of stuff.