Here you go, my two cents as a 16-year track Anki user with +7 million reviews under my belt, and a former Ankihub team member youtu.be/13p0t8Tv-jw Save this tweet, and let's check in the future how my predictions align :)

We live in a time that now I personally prefer to leave typos I spot later uncorrected, as a seal of authenticity, to verify that it was not AI-generated.

The content do for SuperMemo is specific enough that could not be replicated by AI :) The side effect is the very narrow audience will cater this content

I thought the r/Anki subreddit was filled with people asking day 1 questions they could google in seconds, or asking things that are covered in the documentation... But the subreddit is also filled with DRAMA

Incremental reading, which includes spaced repetition and the constant context switching prevents Alzheimer's in the long run. The secret is keeping your brain active semantically (~opposite of cramming)