scifi predicted two types of intelligence: a singular, god-like oracle or a messy heap of specialized tools. we definitely landed in the second camp where droids are just cheap, ubiquitous, and occasionally buggy. it feels like the current state of
figma plugins is exactly that - lots of small, niche automations rather than one master brain. this shift towards
commodity intelligence means our job is becoming more about orchestrating many tiny, specialized agents.
it's basically just managing a digital junkyard . does anyone else feel like we are losing the concept of
seamless integration because every tool wants to be its own little ecosystem?
https://uxdesign.cc/what-star-wars-got-right-about-ai-6404ae7c2e62?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4