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Really exceptional. @JeffBezos https://t.co/OCx5wMUPAa

The argument that “AI can do A, but it will be a long time before it can do B” keeps aging poorly.

If I was planning a 12 month, weekly entrepreneurship class, here's how it'd go... BTW, no university will ever do this unfortunately. Q1: Foundation of Self January: Intro to High Agency • Interview with @rabois • Guest lecture from @george__mack • Required content: -

Had another "oh fuck AI is eating the world" moment today. A friend demo'd an exact rebuild of ChatGPT's Canvas product for me. It took him 5 days of coding and is just as good as the original. I don't think software companies realize how screwed they are in the absence of

I’m hiring an AI-first Director of Finance for one of my companies. You: - Don’t use Google (maybe Gemini) - Can do the work of 10 people by using AI - you are advanced with ChatGPT/Claude/Perplexity - Have automated all drudge work and book keeping with AI tools - Would never hire a lawyer unless you absolutely had to - Have trained custom proj... See more

AI Agent interaction is going to be one of the most interesting software interoperability paradigms of the future. Inevitably, no one software system contains all the knowledge or information to perform all the tasks that an enterprise or users needs. This means we’ll need AI Agents to coordinate and do work together. Since the influx of modern... See more

AI lowers the barrier to getting started on anything, which means people start doing far more. But to do great work still has a long tail of execution, judgment, creativity, and knowledge about the specific domain, which means AI replaces far fewer jobs than we think.