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I’ve been using AI a lot lately, and it has me thinking about the future in several ways.

One of the main things I keep thinking about are LLMs and Agents and how useful they are in such a short time. This technology has improved my life significantly and has transformed how I approach work and relationships forever. I keep thinking about what this technology may look like when I’m much older, and always tend to slip into thinking about what things may look like when* *I’m much much older. Then I’d begin to wish I were much younger, just so I could be around longer to experience more of the technological advancements as they happen.

For those of you over 60, do you ever look at AI and the technology developing around you and wish you were 20 or 30 years younger, purely because you’d have more time to watch it unfold and experience where it goes?

It feels like it should be impossible to somehow have 1 game in a 7+ year career, even injury riddled as it's been, contribute more than 10% of a total stat in any category but Zion's debut is an anomaly.

In 62 games last season he only attempted 4 total threes, a career low despite being the second most games he's played in a season.

Source: https://www.basketball-reference.com/players/w/willizi01.html