
I think this is true: "AI browsers are becoming our water. They're the invisible medium through which we experience the digital world, so pervasive and fundamental that we forget they're there. The risk isn't that we'll rely too heavily on AI or that students will cheat. The risk is that we'll forget there was ever a different way of thinking." Think of things like BoodleBox, which make AI part of browsing (or is it browsing part of AI?). Can you imagine there was a time that the only way to have music in your house was to make it yourself? This was the reality for almost all of us just a century ago. Can you imagine a would of the future where learning is everywhere you need it, like water or electricity? I've written about that often. This is what a world with AI looks like.
Today: Total: Carlo Iacono, Hybrid Horizons, 2025/07/11 [Direct Link]