AI Is Breaking This Thing We Call Trust

> Here’s the thing: most of our habits at work still assume that producing something means you have to understand it.

This has only ever been true in a relative sense. Until recently, one was expected to understand the software-level code they wrote. But not the machine code, or the computer internals at a deep level. You trust that those layers work. At some point in the past you couldn’t just trust that. At some point in the near future, you will just trust that the software code works. Instead you’ll just debate the spec (the prompt). Your thinking can move one level up the system hierarchy. Everyone’s can. We’ve done it before, we’ll do it again, and this won’t even be the last time it happens. Let go of the anxiety and let it happen.

I wonder when the people will get that intelligence is not only directed at the external, but only really starts when you look at the internal (joy, pleasure, traumas, taboos, awkwardness, abuse, trust etc.). Look up the word "interoception".

> AI Is Breaking This Thing We Call Trust

An increasingly large percentage of people being lying POS grifters is breaking trust.

AI just happens to be a tool that the laziest of that group of people leans on a lot to supercharge their grifts.

But our massive and growing trust problem predates and is way deeper than AI.