today’s AI is basic

There are certain conversations that rearrange how you see the world.

One of them stopped me in my tracks last week.

I was on a call with one of our AI developers when they said something that completely reframed how I think about AI:

“Today’s AI is basic… What we’re using now – ChatGPT, Claude, all these tools – is like the first internet terminals. 

You type text, and something comes out. 

It’s linear. 

It’s flat. 

But the future of AI won’t look like this. 

It’ll be multi-layered, visual, fluid – not constrained by input and output, but flowing across images, words, voice, and motion.”

As I listened, I could feel my mind expanding. 

I could almost see it – a living interface, not just a prompt box. 

A system that breathes. One that understands context, emotion, rhythm. 

A world where AI isn’t something you use – it’s something you collaborate with.

And I realised: we’re still in the terminal era of AI.

The black-and-white screen days.

Primitive, early, awkward.

That conversation reminded me why I built Hyper AI University in the first place – to help people stay in rooms where ideas like this are shared. 

Because the people who keep learning now will be the ones who lead when this next interface arrives…

While most of the world talks about AI with fear – extinction, collapse, control – I see something else: the next Industrial Revolution.

Back then, people thought machines would end life as they knew it.

Instead, they created new industries, new art, new forms of freedom.

AI is doing the same.

And yes, it’s messy and uncertain – but that’s the point.

The future isn’t meant to be predicted.

It’s meant to be built.

That’s what we do inside Hyper AI University.

We don’t sit on the sidelines waiting for the future to happen.

We shape it, together.

Because what we’re seeing now – this text-based, command-line version of AI – is just the prelude.

The real revolution hasn’t even started yet.

Best,

Darius