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Talking to Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸 can be strange because he's constantly next-token-predicting your chain-of-thought. I can just say "remember that essay...," and he'll just pull up the 1989 essay I was trying to remember Also, why I'm bearish on a true AGI breakthrough in the near term:

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