I think we’ve been thinking about AI predictions in the wrong way

​ A few nights ago, I caught myself doing something I’ve done a thousand times before without thinking about it. I was typing out a message, stopped halfway, deleted it, rewrote it in a slightly different tone, paused again, and just sat there for a second… trying to figure out which version sounded more like what I actually meant. Nothing unusual about that. Except this time I had this strange thought: If something had been watching that entire process closely enough… would it already know whic

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