I don't care if you like or use AI or not. That being said...If you spend an inordinate amount of time trying to prove to yourself and the world that AI isn't valuable in business, you just look foolish at this point. People who know, know. It's not our job to constantly try to convince you that AI is great. And we're not going to, because most of us are too busy moving mountains and accomplishing insane things thanks to AI. It's the most powerful and useful business tool since at least the Personal Computer. And you, shouting to the ether about why AI is overrated, are the unfortunate embodiment of a historical "loser" archetype. I'm not trying to be mean when I say "loser." I'm just being real. You're obviously on the wrong side of this issue and almost all of the high achievers out there know it. You're Paul Bunyan with his axe, trying to beat the steam engine. Some sentimental side of us admires your commitment to tradition, but we also feel pity in knowing that you're tragically doomed. You're Paul Krugman in 1998, saying that by 2005 we'll find that "the Internet’s impact on the economy has been no greater than the fax machine’s." Or Dr. Robert Metcalfe (inventor of the ethernet) who said the internet would collapse in 1996. You're the President of the Michigan Savings Bank in 1903 who famously advised Henry Ford's lawyer not to invest in the automaker because "the automobile is only a novelty, a fad." You're the person who has been saying BTC is a scam since it was $0.30 per coin. Hopefully you get the point, and that point is that you're comically wrong. And so, at the very least, I'd probably stay quiet vs. trying to convince everyone doing incredible things with AI that it's some overhyped fad.