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Sergey Brin

05/24/25

@ Google for Developers

The reception of the new features has been great, but it takes time for people to explore and understand them fully.

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Sergey Brin on the Future of AI & Gemini

@ Google for Developers

Sergey Brin on the Future of AI & Gemini

05/24/25

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Tom Bilyeu Cast

06/01/23

@ Tom Bilyeu

It takes time for everyone to transition from old habits to new ways of working with AI.

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Y Combinator Cast

11/06/24

@ Y Combinator

There is a learning curve with new technologies, but overcoming it is essential to fully utilize their potential.

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Sam Altman

04/12/25

@ TED

As with any new technology, it takes time for people to become comfortable with agentic AI, similar to how we adapted to online transactions.

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Rahul Sengottuvelu

05/12/25

@ Sequoia Capital

The disconnect between a well-developed frontend experience and the slower development of AI tools leads to user confusion about which features are supported.

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Mike Krieger

05/09/25

@ Sequoia Capital

We're still at the very beginning of how people understand how to use AI tools in their work, and there are many social opportunities that haven't been fully explored yet.

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Harvard Innovation Labs Cast

06/12/13

@ Harvard Innovation Labs

When starting with a minimum viable product, it's crucial to progressively disclose features to avoid overwhelming users with a steep learning curve.

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Guillermo Rauch

06/03/25

@ Accel

The initial response to Next.js was mixed; there was a huge positive reaction, but some people weren't aware of the problems they would face.

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Michael Seibel

03/16/23

@ Y Combinator

Early adopters are typically open to using new software, even if it doesn't work perfectly at first, because they have real problems that need solving.

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Jessica Brillhart

08/16/18

@ Y Combinator

I found it challenging to be reactive in the early days of VR because it was new and no one knew what to do with it yet.