Thread by @kazuki_sf_

1) The future should be personalized to your preferences, with every digital experience tailored to you based on information you control. Can Glasp be the place where your interests gather and orchestrate? #personalizationwave

2) Personalized "agents" will cater to your needs and become the dominant interface for your decisions. AI recommendations may please us more than our own favorites, which have been limiting. #AIrecommendations

3) The benefits of personalization compound over time, and every brand may eventually have a fine-tuned model for each customer. Non-portable data will be the ultimate moat for companies. #moatstrategy

4) Proprietary data that is not portable can be leveraged for superior model performance. We may see a retrenchment into more private data over the next few years as people realize how much of their work can be co-opted by transformer-based models. #privatedata

5) A fundamental change in society, like mass automation and AI, may spur the growth and demand of human-intensive unscalable experiences. The rise of the experience economy will transform how we spend our time. #experienceeconomy

6) The value of non-scalable human experiences goes up, and AI can unleash them but not disrupt them. With abundance of stuff, we will crave story, value process, and pay for it. #humancreativity

7) Despite all breakthroughs in AI, the most effective creativity across art, culture, and marketing will be the creativity that moves us. Skills to help humans do what AI can't do will increasingly be prized. #humaningenuity.

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