AI Work Capacity Doubles Every 4 Months: Future Implications
AI work capacity doubles every 4 months. By 2041, a single AI agent could complete 58 billion years of human work, exceeding the universe's age. Strategic planning becomes crucial.
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AI work capacity doubles every 4 months. By 2041, a single AI agent could complete 58 billion years of human work, exceeding the universe's age. Strategic planning becomes crucial.
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