What does this image look like today I wonder?
This was in February.
This was in February.
Oct 23, 2026 · 9:56 AM UTC
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@CodeWithTamara It won't change that much. Maybe at most one or two dots will change.
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@CodeWithTamara That means a lot of opportunities to teach AI to people. Between i am in yellow part and wife in green part
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@CodeWithTamara Feels like the green area has probably grown a lot since February
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@CodeWithTamara The red dot probably hasn’t changed.
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@ClaudeCodePir8 Yep. The green one will grow the most.
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@CodeWithTamara Yet we hang with the red dot people that would not buy our product because they can do it themselves.
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@CodeWithTamara The white squares don't need to use AI. Their bosses do.
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@CodeWithTamara For a moment, I thought you took a screenshot of defragmenting your hard drive 😆
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@CodeWithTamara It will probably stay that way most people dont want to use AI they want something that just does what they want
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@CodeWithTamara that's wild, and yet it feels like it's everywhere
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@CodeWithTamara the was a latest update to it on august i think, not much different
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@syakirbuilds I wonder when it will start shifting drastically.
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@CodeWithTamara we tend to forget that a ton of people do not have access to a computer or smartphone
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@CodeWithTamara Try a “Claude motion” really great new feature for building animations on brand.
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@CodeWithTamaracharts like these is you've got to refine the measurement. By simply filtering for working-age (15-64) persons in developed countries who aren't living below the poverty line ... you have a base population of only ~900 milliion.
At that point, "basically everybody" in the group has used AI (which is what all of us lucky enough to live in developed countries experience as true in our day-to-day lives). There's still only a ~3% paid adoption ... which also seems to track.
Yes, AI adoption is still early, but all of us are generally surrounded by other people who have interacted with it at least once and at least in a free capacity.
At that point, "basically everybody" in the group has used AI (which is what all of us lucky enough to live in developed countries experience as true in our day-to-day lives). There's still only a ~3% paid adoption ... which also seems to track.
Yes, AI adoption is still early, but all of us are generally surrounded by other people who have interacted with it at least once and at least in a free capacity.
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@CodeWithTamaracharts like these is you've got to refine the measurement. By simply filtering for working-age (15-64) persons in developed countries who aren't living below the poverty line ... you have a base population of only ~900 milliion.
At that point, "basically everybody" in the group has used AI (which is what all of us lucky enough to live in developed countries experience as true in our day-to-day lives). There's still only a ~3% paid adoption ... which also seems to track.
Yes, AI adoption is still early, but all of us are generally surrounded by other people who have interacted with it at least once and at least in a free capacity.
At that point, "basically everybody" in the group has used AI (which is what all of us lucky enough to live in developed countries experience as true in our day-to-day lives). There's still only a ~3% paid adoption ... which also seems to track.
Yes, AI adoption is still early, but all of us are generally surrounded by other people who have interacted with it at least once and at least in a free capacity.
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@CodeWithTamara Wow, AI hasn’t actually come as far as I thought it had
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