📰 Tuesday, May 26, 2026 — 8:40 a.m.
Drinking coffee.
Laptop on my lap.
Watching Ross Coulthart talk about Trump’s disclosure plan on YouTube.
Honestly, it’s more entertainment than belief for me.
Still interesting though.
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The prompt asks what’s something in the future I’d love to see but probably won’t live long enough to witness.
I think it’s the next true evolution of computers.
Not laptops.
Not phones.
Something in-between.
Foldable.
Bendable.
Projectable.
An interface that could appear in front of you if needed and disappear when not.
Something less mechanical and more fluid.
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I think artificial intelligence will become the middle ground between humans and computers.
The bridge.
The translator between us and the zeros and ones.
Not fully human.
Not fully machine.
Something in-between.
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Right now we still manually fight technology a little bit.
We type.
We search.
We organize folders.
We learn software piece by piece.
But I think eventually communication with technology will feel far more natural.
Almost conversational.
Almost intuitive.
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AI might eventually help people:
- create software
- build systems
- design hardware
- translate languages instantly
- communicate globally
- learn faster
- maybe even discover completely new ways of learning
Not replacing humans.
More like extending human capability.
Like adding another layer between thought and execution.
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Sometimes I think every era creates a new interface between humanity and reality.
Books.
Telephones.
Television.
Internet.
Artificial intelligence feels like another one of those jumps.
Maybe the next one.
I don’t know.
Just random thoughts while drinking coffee this morning.
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