With AI agents assuming roles previously held by humans, it becomes necessary to provide them with guidelines for human task delegation that avoid psychological harm and minimize resistance
It feels like he spent too much time working on his own work rather than looking at what other people were doing and ended up disappointed that people didn't follow the same way as he did.
It is asynchronous communication, like emails, the recipient can listen to it when they are available, but you don't need both to be available in the same time.
SMS is considered as really obsolete in Europe, even older people use WhatsApp. I think I have not sent a single SMS in the last 2 years. In Asia there are other services like WeChat (China) or Zalo (Vietnam) that are really popular, it really depends on the country. Sending an SMS feels like sendig a fax.
Regarding iMessage, I guess it's the same as BBM in the late 2000's, if you don't have it people might consider you are not cool enough to talk to them.
It is really interesting to see the difference between countries, I travel between Asia and Europe and I knew that iMessage existed, but I thought people dropped it like SMS, years ago. Interesting to see that in a globalized world some differences still persist. I have asked around me to Iphone owners if they used iMessage and they almost never use it. It must be something specific to the US.
Please do not downvote me for not living in the US :)
I've heard numerous cases where AI solved medical issues that doctor couldn't.