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CEO Dr. Ben Goertzel at #Consensus2025: We will launch the first decentralized AGI and Big Tech will play catch-up. $FET

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50,804 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Van Ghost
Van Ghost1 год назад

@bengoertzel 3 years.... I'm glad I dumped agix long ago.

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Dan Ryder - primedefi.com1 год назад

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Melon Usk — e/uto1 год назад

@bengoertzel Will I get rich quick?)

Фото профиля Pete | Galileo Earth Node
Pete | Galileo Earth Node1 год назад

@bengoertzel Do I need to change my $AGIX token on cardano?

Фото профиля SingularityNET
SingularityNET1 год назад

@bengoertzel Our Cardano-native AGIX to FET migration tool is accessible via the link in our bio

Фото профиля pieter ter doest
pieter ter doest1 год назад

@bengoertzel We will launch AGI within 1-3 years from now. Let's write that down.

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Crypto_Future1 год назад

@bengoertzel 1-3 years lol, this guy promises while he spends money and stays rich... you loose everything

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Jamie1 год назад

@bengoertzel

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