Why is it that many brilliant people still can’t determine the direction of AI’s development three years from now? It’s not because they aren’t smart enough, but because history hasn’t provided enough references. Every past technological revolution came with old experiences you could draw on, but AI is entering a new domain with no mature answers. When the old narratives can’t explain the future, everyone is standing at the starting line of something new. And that, in turn, means that the biggest opportunities in the future often arise from the unknown. Since no one can fully predict the future, more people are given the chance to redefine it.