In the AI era, AI can perhaps do incredibly smart things that don't exist in the world, but if Doraemon were AI, it would be duplicating itself in parallel and using it like Nobita doing stupid things.
Based on the premise that only Doraemon's manufacturer can make money and no one else, even if you copy and create stupid agents with AI, there will be no one to buy them.
Whenever Nobita (us) asks Doraemon (AI) to do anything, it finds tools and solves the problem. But the tools are things anyone uses in the 23rd century; we just end up using them slightly earlier than others, but still later than the manufacturer.
Even if there's an agent mom, if you use AI at the core of the agent, then my skills are nowhere to be found, and with just slight differences, you'll end up using agents that are all the same.
So just create stories, create fun, and do work that only humans can do. By challenging the impossible and creating challenges for things that don't appear in search results, a world will come where you can produce results that are more human. So it's better to freely spread things that no one knows about, and using it for fun can reduce disappointment.
What I'm doing now is reading text carved in stone again... AI makes it possible. But I do it because everyone will be indifferent to that. Except for a handful of archaeologists, this is an era where you can do things faster and more fun than anyone else from a corner of your room, but trying to just make money gives you a headache, so why not challenge stupid work that no one challenges and, like Nobita who causes trouble without making money off that great Doraemon, do stupid things and record it on YouTube? Wouldn't that become a new job?
Don't try hard. We've entered an era where no one can make money with 20th century skills anymore.
The only ones who made money off Doraemon are Fujiko Fujio and the publisher... Today again a new LLM comes out and everyone wastes time...
