After six hours daily with AI, the speaker feels a persistent hollowness that no tool or conversation partner can fill. They predict a backlash: as AI hype peaks, people will retreat to real-world communities seeking the human connection AI can't provide.
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My, my, it's not even a hot take. My prediction is that communities are going to be where people retreat to. I think communities are gonna, they've been kind of having their like coming up for the past few years. And I think there's going to be a desperate need to be like, oh, we don't want to talk to the robots. It's like when, did you hear about like when Sora came out and there was a big hype around it? You can, I don't know, there's a, there's an emptiness, hollowness that I get even when I use my own AI, of which I use, you you know, 6 hours a day, like I use a lot of AI and there's a hollowness that it's like, it's not my teammate, it's not you, it's not, we're not sitting in front of each other. And so then the, for every trend, there's this like massive anti-trend. And I think that anti-trend of AI is going to be people really retreating to communities.