People will be AI's app layer (twitter.com)

A new vision for the future of artificial intelligence has emerged, proposing that Personal Intelligence (PI)—representing an individual’s unique intuition, judgement, and taste—will become a highly valued counterpart to Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). As AGI becomes commonplace, people will own and develop their own PIs, which will allow them to scale their abilities to a wider audience. For instance, filming a movie with the PI of renowned director Akira Kurosawa could yield content infused with his distinctive style and perspective, while other PIs may simplify complex topics in the way their human counterparts do. This shift signifies a profound transformation in the AI/ML community, as the market for PIs may surpass that of AGI, reflecting our innate uniqueness despite shared general intelligence. The evolution of PIs will require advancements beyond traditional language-based training to incorporate emotional and biological data, enriching the AI experience. Moreover, AGI companies are envisioned to provide tools for effortless PI development, transforming individuals into creators who can leverage their unique judgement through AI systems. As the marketplace for PIs expands, they will be safeguarded by intellectual property rights, promoting collaborative creation that ultimately enhances the visibility and value of individual PIs.