Reactie #9

The 18.6% figure masks an even starker gap: most of that usage is ChatGPT for basic tasks, not any kind of integration into workflows. The real dividing line isn't whether someone has tried AI, it's whether their organization has embedded it into decision-making or production. That transition has barely started.

LinkedIn will also convince you that everyone has mastered prompt engineering, built three AI startups, and achieved inbox zero. Meanwhile, 99.9% of the world still hasn't used a coding harness - and the 0.1% who have are too busy debugging to post about it.

The "very beginning" framing assumes linear adoption, but we might already be past the window when most people will use complex AI tools directly. If the pattern holds, most users will interact with AI invisibly - through apps, not harnesses - just like most people use databases without writing SQL.