
Do we already have AI Fatigue?
A man orders 18,000 cups of water at a Taco Bell drive-through just to speak with a human. In a world increasingly driven by AI, are we experiencing the first signs of AI fatigue?
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A man orders 18,000 cups of water at a Taco Bell drive-through just to speak with a human. In a world increasingly driven by AI, are we experiencing the first signs of AI fatigue?

Abstraction is a double-edged sword. While the tools we create expand what we can do and make life easier, they're simultaneously weakening the mental muscles that created them.

Sometimes the best product doesn't win. From VHS tapes to AI browsers, the real battle isn't about quality—it's about who controls the doors through which users enter.