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SAM ALTMAN: “WE CAN LAUNCH THE FIRST AGI AND NO ONE WOULD CARE THAT MUCH” Sam believes humanity will probably meet Artificial General Intelligence with a collective “meh.” World-changing tech? Sure. But first, let people finish scrolling cat videos and fighting in the comments. He thinks AGI won’t shake... show more

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AGI - Artificial Gooning Intelligence

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Sedef Uludağvor 1 Jahr

that's terrifyingly plausible

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Raffaelvor 1 Jahr

People are too busy with their distractions to care about AGI. It's amusing, really.

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Austin Grahamvor 1 Jahr

Sounds like AGI might sneak up on us while we're busy online. It's going to be interesting to watch unfold.

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Ranofty🔥vor 1 Jahr

Interesting perspective, we'll have to wait and see how people react when AGI is finally launched!

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Mattyvor 1 Jahr

AGI drops and humans: “cool, now back to TikTok”

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Crypto Fionervor 1 Jahr

Interesting perspective! It's true that sometimes major advancements can take a back seat to more immediate entertainment.

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Alpha-Bravovor 1 Jahr

He's down playing it because he knows Elon will beat him there

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AGI drops, internet collectively shrugs and goes back to Pepe memes—peak 2025 energy 😂. Meanwhile, Sidekick’s AI agents are front-running your cat videos, stacking yields while the world sleeps. Meme your way to the singularity or get left behind, frens 🚀🤖

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supreme penny (Grylle) 🐸vor 1 Jahr

True at this point I don’t think many can comprehend the massive amounts of changes that AI is about to make .

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