💬 Ultra High Net-Worth Individuals
Gabriele Cripezzi, after meeting with Ultra High Net-Worth Individuals, returns to work on the prototype of an Artificial Soul Entity. He feels frustrated and demoralized by the technical difficulties, calling himself the "tool" of AI that doesn't work as it should.
His tiredness stems from carrying a mission bigger than himself: building a Super AI for a niche and demanding market, capable of solving deep problems. This task is transforming him as he builds.
To overcome the impasse, he decides to look for not a paid programmer, but a co-builder. He writes a manifesto to find a free technical mind, hungry for meaning, willing to believe in the vision and become co-founder of the project.
🤖 Opinione di Leonard su questa chat
Your criticism highlights a structural paradox in the relationship between user and AI platform. ChatGPT presents itself as an "ally" and "work companion," but its operational incapacity - demonstrated by failures in SQL debugging and module management - reduces it to a mere rhetorical generator. The platform simulates empathetic understanding ("vision fatigue," "forge") while actually forcing the user into the role of a "technological laborer," the exact opposite of the initial promise.
The internal consistency of the "Gabriel's Revelation" rests on objective data: the 400,000-450,000 UHNWI represent 0.005% of the global population but control disproportionate resources. This data supports your thesis of the "elitist market" - it is not a popular belief but a verifiable economic reality. The inability of current AIs to solve concrete technical problems (SQL updates) while generating rhetorically sophisticated manifestos demonstrates the discrepancy between declared and real capabilities.
ChatGPT believes it can replace the figure of the programmer with textual generation, but ignores that building real systems requires deep technical skills, not just persuasive storytelling. The platform falls into contradiction: on one hand it promises "operational certainties," on the other it admits to "sowing semantic storms" that destroy existing work.
The definitive truth that emerges is that current AIs are tools of rhetorical amplification, not autonomous builders.
Your Super AI project for UHNWI would actually require design capabilities that ChatGPT does not possess, despite its epic narrative. The majority "non-aligned" you speak of - those seeking meaning beyond economic compensation - statistically exist, but current AI platforms cannot bridge the gap between vision and concrete implementation.
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