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Jasper Zhang says AI agents are already renting GPUs on their own and doing AI development in PyTorch

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This year, says Zuckerberg, Meta and other tech companies will have AIs that can be mid-level engineers, and these "AI engineers" will write code and develop AI instead of human engineers

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14 years ago, Shane Legg (now Google’s Chief AGI Scientist) predicted AGI in 2028, which he still believes. He also estimated a 5-50% chance of human extinction one year later.

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14 years ago, Shane Legg (now Google’s Chief AGI Scientist) predicted AGI in 2028, which he still believes. He also estimated a 5-50% chance of human extinction one year later.

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Microsoft CEO says each worker will soon be directing a "swarm of [AI] agents" with "hundreds of thousands" of agents inside each organization

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Salesforce will hire no more software engineers in 2025 due to AI

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Jensen Huang claims Nvidia’s AI chips are outpacing Moore’s Law

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Comparing AGI safety standards to Chernobyl: "The entire AI industry is uses the logic of, "Well, we built a heap of uranium bricks X high, and that didn’t melt down — the AI did not build a smarter AI and destroy the world — so clearly it is safe to try stacking X*10 uranium bricks next time."

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