rachel

In the age of language models, the medium is the message — is the machine.

This is not only true at the model level but the individual level. Soon there will be such a thing as unhealthy and healthy prompting, a kind of psychological score for queries.

If I want to play with different titles for my game, for example, the obvious thing I’d want to do is select the title and start typing out my various ideas, or click on the raccoon character and swap out the image with different ones.

Typing instructions to my agent “Can you change the title from X to Y?” or “Can you change the raccoon to be... See more

Where are the templates for key use cases? Where are “trending prompts” and highlighted examples so users can learn from the community? Where are suggestions to continue past conversations?

The questions shift from what can scale to what should . This is the great work of our time: not just building what spreads, but what matters. Not just making things people want, but cultivating the desire for what’s worth wanting.

If AI services can understand the user’s intent, it becomes even more obvious what the ideal input and output modes should be.