In the early days, a pilot flew almost everything by hand. Then came fly-by-wire - the pilot gives an input, and the computer works out how the aircraft should actually respond. Today the pilot mostly sets a target - destination, altitude, speed, route - and the system handles most of the execution.
AI is tracking the same curve. At first, the user had to prompt step by step and babysit every output. Then came the copilot era: the AI assists, but the human still holds the stick.
Now we're moving into the next stage: target-based AI Ejenik.
A CEO no longer has to watch every small thing. You just define the result you want, the limits, and the authority. The agen decides how to execute, picks the right system or device, verifies the result, and only pulls a human in when it genuinely matters.
From control → assist → target.
That’s the direction we’re building.
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I read this twice. picks the right system is the part that stuck.
The bit about target-based AI ejenik is what I keep coming back to.