My mother is a special needs teacher.
She’s not someone who picks up new technology quickly. So when I found out she’d started using ChatGPT recently, it caught me off guard.
Lesson plans, editing, giving it detailed instructions, iterating on the output. She figured it out on her own. Nobody showed her. Nobody told her to.
That’s the part that surprised me most.
Geoffrey Moore’s adoption curve puts laggards at the very end. Most technologies take decades to reach them – and only after significant institutional push.
Nobody pushed my mother. She pulled it in herself.
I’m not sure we’re in an AI adoption curve anymore. I think we’re past it.
What are you seeing?
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