AI has a constraint problem
- Jul 17
- 1 min read
FAST COMPANY — Even the people inventing and shaping AI aren’t able to plan more than three months ahead. (I’ve spoken to leaders at large language model companies who say they are on two-week timelines and others at software firms who count their cycles in days.)
Possibilities—for better and worse—are expanding like mad.
Second, with each breakthrough, we transcend our prior constraints. Old buildings look lovely in part because building techniques and materials were constrained to natural elements like brick and wood and stone.
Architects of today have much more freedom, but the ones who create timeless structures understand they have to make highly restrained choices. Not only do we need constraints around emerging tech, we have to get better at choosing them. Progress by design is saying yes to some things and no to others.
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