While Artificial Intelligence can be Super Fast, and Super Smooth as it crunches the Binary Numbering System, don't forget the Gauge to all AI is Technology Airtime.
In 1748, Benjamin Franklin wrote: "Time is Money." Those three words launched an era of productivity thinking that has never ended.
In 1999, Patrick J. Fischer discovered Technology Airtime — the modern expression of Franklin's insight. Technology Airtime is the time wasted while using computers, smartphones, and tablets. It is the time when you are waiting on the technology, or the technology is waiting on you.
In 2024, Artificial Intelligence is the most powerful technology ever created. It can write code, compose music, diagnose diseases, and drive cars. But the gauge for all of it — the one specification that matters above all others — is still Technology Airtime.
How fast does the AI respond? How long do you wait for an answer? How much time does the AI save you versus how much time does it waste?
What started in 1748 is now the gauge for Artificial Intelligence. Time is Money. And Technology Airtime is the measure of both.