Everyone sucks at something.
In a baseball sense, that’s why “five tool” players are paid so well. They can not only hit for average, but they can also hit for power, run the bases with great speed, they can field with great skill, and throw long distances accurately. The five tool players are rare, and then when someone like Shohei Ohtani comes along of the six-tool variety (yes, he can pitch), we watch in awe.
Baseball is one way to look at the AI future that Mark Zuckerberg described this week in an excellent Wall Street Journal opinion piece.
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