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BCV Partner Aaref Hilaly breaks down the difference between a pre-AGI and post-AGI world: "The difference between pre- and post-AGI is, we go from being intelligence poor to intelligence abundant." "With pre-AGI we saw agents do amazing things like writing code, solving customer support tickets, etc." "With post-AGI there's...

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@aaref Bits I'd watch: simulated training, agents and line automation. Fun how boring efficiency gets rebranded as post-AGI.

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