I don't believe in new technology when it comes in.

I have seen so many things that have disappeared from the market after being eaten up by the enormous amount of time spent on serious work on that new technology that it is rotten.

In the first place, most of the technologies that are called "awesome" are prefaced with the phrase, "It's a bit timid now, but it will soon become popular.

And this series of articles is the culmination of my resentment.

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Whether or not I make myself believe in "awesome" is easy.

If I use it and think it is "awesome," then it is "awesome."

And if it is something that 'I want to use even if I have to pay for it myself,' then its 'awesome' is confirmed.

You don't need to listen to others' opinions. Because of this, I know.

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As a rule, I don't believe in the "XXXXXX era" that is being communicated to me by the elites in my company.

I have a vast memory of "How many times have you people fooled me?

However, if "XXXX" is a "Generative AI," it can be accepted without resistance.

This is "awesome" to me. It's true.

However, this "awesome" is specific to my business and academic work, so I don't know if the generative AI is "awesome" for most people.

-- "Awesome" that people say is stinky and depressing, but "awesome" that I believe in is stress-free and makes me feel good.

That is it.

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So, here's the punchline,

-- I am horrified to realize that "I may be the type of person who falls into cultism surprisingly easily.

When I say things like, "The 'Principle' is amazing," you all need to leave me immediately.

It would be best to start evacuating with the vigor of a tsunami warning class.

In particular, I will tell my family, 'You have three seconds to leave me.