The majority in atleast The West will go this way in terms of AI. Comparable to IBM in the 80ies will drag and drop, cloud, and the save Microsoft world attract the majority.
In the 80ies when the Desktop PC ended the type writer in all offices, IBM, known as Big Blue, offered save waters to develop software for larger companies all around their AS400 server.
Microsoft crashed one level below next to the first Macintosh while the Amiga, Atari and Commodore stayed at home and never made it into any small shops or home offices before going out of business.
The downside is little or less flexibility and with that a narrow band of functionality that will have those users fall short of the full AI model capability.
Online Webshop tools are also no large company spot and with the Ollama environment using Python scripts powerful analytic systems can be created pretty much like the ICE breaking Cyberdecks of the Dystopian Shadowrun, Cyberpunk and Newromancer worlds.
Obviously, only few discuss The Templer Knights with an online AI, but a very lot of researchers and advanced managers will find need for advanced AI integrations into their companies data points.
The good news only few will be able to break into a server farm to hook up a Cyberdeck to hack a major player like ... ???
Because who would build one? Sony...
AI might be the first technology that remains a butterknife for most feeling still super sharp not comprehending the scalpel it can be turned into.
#cyberpunkcoltoure
